security-audit

A passive website security audit safely gathers external evidence on SSL/TLS, HTTP headers, DNS, cookies, and CSP without active exploitation. It directly verifies critical findings, deduplicates overlapping issues, and compiles prioritized Markdown and PDF reports for client reviews or internal assurance.

An external website security review checks SSL and TLS configuration, HTTP security headers, DNS hygiene, cookies, JavaScript exposure, CORS, CSP, and iframe protections. It passively collects data to assess the security posture of a target domain for hardening or competitor analysis.

Yes, you can generate a PDF security audit report for a client website. The audit compiles verified findings into prioritized Markdown and PDF deliverables, providing professional, evidence-based documentation of SSL, headers, DNS, cookies, and CORS posture.

Yes, a passive security audit tests for CORS and CSP misconfigurations along with DNS, cookie, TLS, and JavaScript exposure issues. It verifies critical and high findings through direct requests and deduplicates overlapping issues before generating a report.

Use a passive security audit instead of active penetration testing when you need safe, non-intrusive posture analysis, such as pre-launch website hardening, internal assurance checks, or competitor analysis without launching active exploits against the target.