Digital Marketing
The security report checks the twelve things anyone can see about your website from outside: whether every page is encrypted and stays that way, whether your server switches on the protections browsers offer, whether configuration files and backups are sitting where anyone can read them, whether the software your site runs on announces an out-of-date version, and whether your forms send what people type in the clear. Each one comes with the fix written in plain language.
It starts with the free scan. Put in your web address and your email, and your security results come with your score, with the full report one click away if you want it.
Check my websiteNo card. No account. The scan and the score are free.
What the report tells you
yourbusiness.com
5 checks need attention. 7 already pass.
Delete the file from the web folder, or move it outside the site. Then change the database password and every other secret it holds: assume it has been read.
Every check that needs attention comes with its fix, and the report lists all twelve.
Each one is something a scanner can see from outside, and each one is named in the report with where it was found.
Whether everything between the visitor and your site travels encrypted.
The protections a server switches on with one line of configuration.
What the server answers that it never should.
The scan is the same two-minute scan behind every Obris Audit report, so you only ever run it once.
Where your website stands, in two minutes.
Every check that needs attention, and what to do about it.
The $49 comes off any Obris Launch project you start within 60 days.
Start my security reportIt is a careful check of the things anyone can see about your site from outside: the encryption and the headers that enforce it, the protections the server switches on, what answers at a handful of well-known addresses, and the software the pages announce. Those are the things most small business websites get wrong, and most of them are one line of configuration to put right, with the report beside whoever looks after your site.
It is not a penetration test. It cannot see your backups, your logins, your plugins, or anything inside your hosting account, and it does not try. Those need a person with access, and if the report finds a reason to bring one in, it says so. For everyone else, this is the honest first step, and it is the one the specialists start with too.
No. One scan reads your site once and every report comes from it. Run the free scan, and your security results come with your score, with the report one click away. If you later want the full website report, the SEO report or the compliance report, they are in the same email, from the same scan.
No. It reads your public pages the way a browser does, asks for a handful of well-known addresses the way a browser would, and measures what comes back. It does not log in, it does not try passwords, and it does not change anything.
The scan and the score are free. The security report is $49, once. Any three reports, on one website or three, are $99. Nothing renews.
Yes. There is a button on the report that sends it to us for a quote, the whole list or only the fixes worth doing first. The $49 comes off the work.
Put in your web address. The scan runs, the score comes back, and your security results are marked on it.
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