Problem
Small security gaps often go unnoticed
- email without correct SPF/DKIM/DMARC lands in spam or gets spoofed
- outdated TLS config or missing security headers go unnoticed
- publicly visible login or admin paths attract automated attacks
Security check
A non-intrusive external review of your website and domain security basics. You get a clear report with findings and priorities — a check with advice, not hardening and not a penetration test.
Problem
Solution
I check the most common security basics of your domain and website from the outside, without breaking in. You get a report with findings, a risk estimate and concrete, prioritised recommendations — including advice on how to set up monitoring.
All listed prices exclude 21% VAT.
Practical
DNS, SPF/DKIM/DMARC and TLS/SSL configuration of your domain.
Security headers and publicly visible login/admin paths.
Publicly detectable CMS/plugin versions (where applicable).
Audience
Outcome
Send the domain you want checked (you confirm you are the owner or have permission and consent to the external checks). You get a clear report with priorities.
FAQ
No. This is a non-intrusive external check of the security basics, with a report and recommendations. It is not a penetration test, not a NIS2 audit and not continuous monitoring — for the latter I advise on how to set up monitoring.
Access-dependent checks (such as MFA, backups, admin accounts, password policy, recovery and plugin hygiene) require access you provide and are a separate quote. Actually fixing (hardening) findings is a separate service too.
Only with your explicit written permission. The €299 baseline is purely a non-intrusive external observation and contains no active network or port scans.
No. A one-off check is a snapshot and no guarantee that no vulnerabilities exist. You do get a clear view of the main issues and how to address them.
Only a domain/website you own or that you have written permission to have reviewed. You confirm this with the request; it applies to all checks, including the external ones.