Yes, absolutely. We understand the importance of minimizing disruption to your operations. Audits can be scheduled during off-peak hours or within a timeframe that best suits your business needs, ensuring a smooth and unobtrusive process.

The duration of an audit depends on several factors, including your website’s size, structure, and the type of audit being performed.

As a general guideline, a medium-sized website with approximately 1,000 pages typically takes up to 3 hours to audit. Larger websites with 2,000+ pages may require between 5 to 6 hours to ensure a thorough and comprehensive assessment.

To ensure the audit runs smoothly and without interruption, a small amount of preparation is required on your end.

Specifically, you will need to whitelist our IP address so that your website’s security systems do not block or interfere with our testing tools. This allows us to perform a complete and accurate assessment of your website’s security posture.

You will receive a detailed report based on your selected plan. This includes identified vulnerabilities, their severity, and recommendations for remediation.

Yes. We treat all client information with strict confidentiality and do not share, sell, or expose any data obtained during the audit process

We focus on identifying and reporting vulnerabilities. Along with the report, we provide clear guidance on how each issue can be properly fixed.

We recommend performing a security audit at least twice per year. As technology evolves, new vulnerabilities and threats continuously emerge, making regular assessments essential to maintaining strong security.

This is entirely up to you. We offer both one-time audits and ongoing services, depending on your specific needs and preferences

We take every precaution to preserve the integrity and stability of your website throughout the auditing process. However, to accurately identify potential security vulnerabilities, our specialized tools may interact with your site in ways similar to real users such as submitting forms or testing input fields.Minimal impact is expected

These interactions are carefully controlled and designed solely to detect issues like cross-site scripting (XSS), SQL injection (SQLi), and other input-related vulnerabilities, without causing disruption or damage to your system.