Website Vulnerability Report
Do you know whether your website has security flaws?
You wouldn’t leave your home open to criminals so why give cyber attackers access to your online systems?
Just under ¾ of websites and online IT infrastructure have some form weakness, leaving them open to attack.
By finding and addressing these vulnerabilities you are protecting not only yourselves but your clients and customers too.
We will help you secure targeted data including; PII, eCommerce, backend, online and dynamic content.
Our reports show you in real time what and where these compromised access points are, so you can be sure you are meeting regulation.
Benefits of Vulnerability Scanning
Ensure your customer data is secure
Protect your brand online
Be compliant with industry standards on data protection
Little Forest Website Vulnerability reports on Security issues such as malware or viruses hosted or propagated by websites through running OWASP Web Application Vulnerability scans on entire web platforms.
We integrate data from dedicated internal Security tools and flag key metrics such as critical weaknesses that must be addressed. These are often run on hosting servers and networks provided by our clients
We automatically check for malware using established 3rd party sites such as: McAfee, Sophos, Norton & Google Safe Browsing.
We also integrate into Google Search Console and report any security issues flagged by Google on individual websites.
Complete Security
Our Little Forest index (LFi) Website Vulnerability reports use all the OWASP Top 10 risks and reports on how your website performs against each of them.
This way you can secure any vulnerabilities before cyber criminals exploit them.
The OWASP ( Open Web Application Security Project ) Top Ten report is a list of the 10 most dangerous Internet application security holes.
Alongside each flaw is reference to an effective method of dealing with the flaw.
We provides a list of the 10 Most Critical Web Application Security Risks using OWASP and for each Risk we provide:
A description
Example vulnerabilities
Example attacks
Guidance on how to avoid
References to OWASP and other related resources
The Vulnerabilities we report on now are:
Injection flaws, such as SQL, OS, and LDAP injection which can allow an attacker access to your data
Broken Authentication functions which can allow an attacker to assume the identity of your customer
Cross Site scripting which allows attackers to execute scripts in your customers browsers or deface your website
Insecure direct object references such as exposing a file or database without proper access control
Security misconfigurations across your web, application and database servers
Sensitive data exposure such as IDs and credit card information
Missing function level access control which is essential to stop attackers forging requests without permission
Cross site request forgery which allows the attacker to make the victim believe their requests are legitimate
Known vulnerability component use such as software modules and libraries that have known security issues
Unvalidated redirects and forwards through which attackers can redirect victims to malware sites
LFi does all of this without capturing or storing any personal or sensitive data and can provide both admin and user roles with relevant separation of functionality.
Our reports will help you understand any vulnerabilities and highlight which can put you at most risk, so you can prioritise your time effectively.
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What our users are saying
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