Website Security & Hardening
Website security isn't a claim - it's a checkable list: HTTP headers, TLS configuration, dependency freshness, brute-force-resistant authentication, and a real disaster-recovery plan. I audit each of these areas separately and show you exactly what needs fixing.
Why Work With Me
I bring more than code to the table. Here is what makes working with me different from typical agencies.
Lightning Fast Delivery
I use modern frameworks and proven workflows to deliver projects 40% faster than traditional agencies without compromising quality.
Battle-Tested Code
Every line of code is written with TypeScript, follows best practices, and includes automated tests for reliability.
Always Responsive
Direct communication with me - no account managers, no delays. Get answers within hours, not days.
Long-term Partnership
I don't disappear after launch. I stay for maintenance, updates, and continuous improvements of your product.
Security As A Checklist, Not A Slogan
Every audit ends with a concrete, risk-prioritized findings list - not a vague assurance that "the site is secure" - so you can verify every item yourself.
Input Validation At Production-Grade Rigor
Input validation with explicit length and type bounds is the same API rigor I apply to every client project - not textbook theory, a technique already proven in shipping code.
What the Security Audit Covers
Security Headers
I review and implement CSP, HSTS, X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options and other headers that limit what a browser will allow to run on the page if an attack succeeds.
SSL/TLS Configuration
I verify the TLS protocol version, supported cipher suite, and certificate chain validity - an outdated TLS configuration is one of the most commonly overlooked gaps.
Dependency & CVE Scanning
Every package in the project is checked against known CVEs, with fix priority based on actual exploitability risk, not the raw count of warnings.
Authentication & Brute-Force Protection
I implement rate limiting on login and form endpoints, plus input validation with explicit length and type bounds - the exact same level of rigor I apply to every client project's production API.
Backup & Recovery Strategy
I assess backup frequency, isolation from the production environment, and - most importantly - whether the restore process has actually been tested, not just configured.
Transparent Process
No black boxes. You know exactly what is happening at every stage.
Security Audit
I check security headers (CSP, HSTS, X-Frame-Options, and others), review the SSL/TLS configuration, run a dependency scan for known CVEs, analyze the authentication attack surface and brute-force protection, and assess the existing backup strategy.
Risk-Prioritized Findings Report
Every audit finding goes into a report prioritized by actual risk - exploitability and potential impact - not alphabetical order or description length. You know exactly what to fix first and why.
Hardening Implementation
I implement the fixes directly: configuring security headers, adding rate limiting on sensitive endpoints, adding input validation with explicit length and type bounds, and updating vulnerable dependencies.
Verification & Ongoing Monitoring Setup
I re-run the scan after the fixes ship to confirm every finding is actually closed, and set up a recurring monitoring schedule so new vulnerabilities don't wait for the next scheduled audit.
Tools I Use
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Security Package Comparison
| Features | Starter | ProfessionalMost Popular | Enterprise |
|---|---|---|---|
| Security header audit | |||
| Dependency & CVE scan | |||
| SSL/TLS configuration review | |||
| Audit scope | Homepage + 5 pages | Up to 15 pages | Unlimited pages |
| Fix implementation | |||
| Ongoing monitoring | |||
| Quarterly security review | |||
| Price | Individual quote | Individual quote | Individual quote |
Website Security FAQ
Request a security audit
Website security isn't a claim - it's a checkable list: HTTP headers, TLS configuration, dependency freshness, brute-force-resistant authentication, and a real disaster-recovery plan. I audit each of these areas separately and show you exactly what needs fixing.
Request a security audit