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Web Security Solutions
Free security audits that show you exactly what attackers, customers, and search engines can see. We find the problems. You decide what to fix.
The Reality
Small Businesses Are Under Attack
These aren't hypothetical scenarios. These are verified statistics from federal agencies and security researchers.
of all cyberattacks target small businesses
Verizon DBIR 2025
of breaches start with a phishing email
Deloitte Cyber Report
of small businesses close within 6 months of a breach
National Cybersecurity Alliance
lost to business email compromise in 2024 alone
FBI IC3 Report
Our Audit Process
What We Look For
Every audit covers four critical security categories using publicly available data only. No active scanning, no penetration testing — just what anyone on the internet can already see about your business.
SSL / TLS Certificate
We verify your HTTPS configuration, certificate validity, cipher strength, and whether browsers trust your connection. A broken or expired certificate means customers see scary warnings before they ever see your site.
of users abandon sites showing SSL warnings
Security Headers
Six critical HTTP headers tell browsers how to protect your visitors. Content-Security-Policy, HSTS, X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy, and Permissions-Policy. Most small business sites have zero.
headers present on the average local business site we audit
Email Authentication
SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records prevent anyone from sending emails as your business. Without them, attackers can send phishing emails that look exactly like they came from you — and your customers will never know the difference.
of small businesses lack proper DMARC policies
CMS & Plugin Exposure
We check whether your WordPress version, plugin list, PHP version, or server software is publicly visible. Attackers use automated scanners that look for these exact details to find known vulnerabilities.
of WordPress attacks exploit known plugin vulnerabilities
Real Findings
What We Find in the Wild
These are anonymized findings from actual security audits we've conducted on local businesses across healthcare, hospitality, fitness, and more. The names are removed — the vulnerabilities are real.
Complete security headers
Missing email spoofing protection
Expose CMS version info
Have valid SSL certificates
Average security grade
Healthcare Practice
Healthcare / Wellness
SSL/TLS
AValid TLS 1.3 certificate, HTTPS enforced
Headers
F0 of 6 security headers present. PHP version exposed in server response
CMS Exposure
DWordPress with 17 plugins publicly visible, including exact version numbers
Email Auth
D+DKIM configured but no SPF record. DMARC set to monitoring only (p=none)
Risk Assessment: A healthcare practice with zero security headers, exposed server software, and 17 plugin versions visible creates a significant attack surface. For a practice handling patient data, this is a compliance liability.
Local Restaurant
Hospitality / Food Service
SSL/TLS
AValid SSL via managed platform. HSTS active with 180-day max-age
Headers
B3 of 6 present. Missing Content-Security-Policy, Referrer-Policy, and Permissions-Policy
CMS Exposure
B+Managed platform handles patches automatically. Low exposure risk
Email Auth
FNo SPF, DKIM, or DMARC records detected. Domain is fully spoofable
Risk Assessment: Anyone on the internet can send emails that appear to come from this restaurant. For a business that sends order confirmations and promotions via email, this means customers could receive convincing phishing emails with no way to tell them apart from real ones.
Fitness Franchise
Fitness / Wellness (115+ locations)
SSL/TLS
AHTTPS active on Apache server
Headers
F0 of 6 present. Internal server node name exposed in headers
CMS Exposure
DSession cookie missing Secure and SameSite flags. PHP sessions exposed
Email Auth
C-Two conflicting SPF records (invalid per RFC 7208). No DMARC record
Risk Assessment: With 115+ franchise locations, corporate-level security issues affect every franchisee's brand trust. The session cookie vulnerability means customer data can be intercepted on public WiFi.
Med Spa Clinic
Medical Aesthetics
SSL/TLS
AHTTPS via Cloudflare with HSTS max-age of 1 year
Headers
C+2 of 6 present. Missing clickjacking protection (X-Frame-Options)
CMS Exposure
CWordPress REST API publicly exposed. Platform easily identifiable
Email Auth
CSPF configured but DMARC policy set to p=none — spoofing attempts logged but not blocked
Risk Assessment: A med spa collecting patient consultation data through web forms with missing clickjacking protection. The DMARC monitoring-only policy means phishing attempts are tracked but not stopped.
Craft Brewery
Brewery / Taproom
SSL/TLS
FWebsite returns 404 Not Found. Entire web presence is offline
Headers
FCannot assess — site not serving content
CMS Exposure
FServer is running but domain is misconfigured or abandoned
Email Auth
FIf the website is down, email infrastructure is presumed neglected
Risk Assessment: The entire website returns a 404 error. Every Google search, every Maps tap on "Website," every customer checking hours hits a dead page. This business is effectively invisible online while paying for a domain.
All findings based on publicly available data. No active scanning or penetration testing was performed. Business names withheld.
Business Impact
What Poor Security Actually Costs You
Security gaps don't just risk a breach — they silently erode your revenue, search rankings, email delivery, and customer trust every single day.
Lost Revenue
Customers who see security warnings, broken SSL, or phishing emails "from" your business don't come back. 85% of consumers say they won't do business with a company if they have concerns about its security practices.
SEO & Search Rankings
Google penalizes sites without HTTPS and rewards those with proper security headers. Missing HSTS means search engines see your site as less trustworthy, pushing competitors above you in local search results.
Email Deliverability
Starting February 2024, Google and Yahoo require SPF, DKIM, and DMARC for bulk senders. Without them, your marketing emails land in spam — or get rejected entirely. Your newsletter, promotions, and order confirmations may never reach customers.
Compliance & Legal Risk
Healthcare, finance, and businesses handling personal data face regulatory requirements. A security incident with no basic protections in place means potential fines, lawsuits, and mandatory breach notifications.
You Are a Target
Small businesses are 350% more likely to be targeted by social engineering attacks than large enterprises. Attackers don't choose targets manually — automated bots scan thousands of sites per hour for exactly the gaps we find in our audits.
Recovery Takes Forever
The average small business experiences 21 days of downtime after a breach, with recovery costs ranging from $120,000 to $1.24 million. Prevention costs a fraction of what recovery demands.
Google & Yahoo Now Require Email Authentication
As of February 2024, Google and Yahoo enforce SPF, DKIM, and DMARC for all bulk email senders. Non-compliant emails face increasing rejection rates. If your business sends newsletters, order confirmations, or promotional emails without these records configured, they may never reach your customers' inboxes.
SPF
Tells email servers which IPs are allowed to send as your domain
DKIM
Cryptographically signs your emails to prove they haven't been tampered with
DMARC
Instructs email servers what to do with messages that fail SPF/DKIM checks
Free — No Strings Attached
Request Your Free Security Audit
We'll audit your website's SSL, security headers, email authentication, and CMS exposure — then deliver a personalized report showing exactly what we found. No sales pitch required. No obligation. Just the facts.
Most audits are completed within 24–48 hours.
How Our Audits Work
You Request
Send us your website URL. That's all we need to get started.
We Audit
We analyze your SSL, headers, email auth, and CMS exposure using only publicly available data. No active scanning.
You Decide
We deliver a detailed report with findings and grades. No pressure, no obligation. You choose what to do next.