Public security review
Website security audit for AI-assisted launches
Fast delivery does not remove ordinary security work. This focused audit starts with the public response surface and turns visible gaps into a checklist for the repository, application and deployment team.
Scan a website for free→What a public security audit can observe
A URL-based review can inspect selected response headers and delivered document signals that influence browser behavior. These checks are useful first evidence, not a complete security assessment.
- Content Security Policy
- Strict Transport Security
- Frame and MIME-type protections
- Referrer and permissions policies
What still requires access
The highest-impact application questions live behind the public surface. Review them in the codebase and runtime with explicit authorization before launch.
- Authentication and authorization paths
- Secrets, dependencies and server actions
- Input validation, uploads and payment flows
- Logging, rate limits, backups and recovery
Turn findings into an owned plan
Give each finding an owner, evidence target and verification step. Treat generated prompts as reviewable starting points, then test expected and adversarial behavior before deployment.
Use the result responsibly
A stronger public baseline reduces some browser-side exposure; it does not certify the application. Rescan after changes and combine the result with threat modeling, code review and appropriate specialist testing.
Common questions
Is this a penetration test?+
No. It is a bounded public review of selected security headers and launch signals, not an exploit attempt or certification.
Can a public scan find backend vulnerabilities?+
No. Private application logic, authorization, databases, secrets and dependency risk require authorized access and specialized testing.
Who is this useful for?+
Founders, agencies and development teams can use it as a pre-launch evidence pass and as a way to scope the deeper security work that follows.