A 13-layer security & infrastructure audit of your website, app, or stack — delivered within 24 hours. Choose zero-access (we only assess what the internet already sees) or grant read-only access you can revoke the moment the report lands. Either way you get a scored report, a prioritized fix list, and fix instructions ready to hand to your developer, your AI tools — or us.
Zero-access option available · Read-only otherwise · Revoke anytime · NDA on request · Nothing stored after delivery
Your site is up. Orders come in. Email flows. But "it works" and "it's secure" are two different claims — and nobody can grade their own security posture from the inside. Here's when it's time to get a second set of eyes:
The site drags at random hours. Traffic spikes from countries you don't sell to. A login alert you can't explain. You need to know whether that's noise — or the first symptom of a foundation problem.
A cyber-insurance questionnaire. A big client's vendor security review. A compliance checklist. "We take security seriously" isn't an answer. A scored report with dates on it is.
An agency handed it off. A freelancer moved on. AI tools helped you ship in weeks instead of months. Nobody wrote down what got skipped along the way — and something always gets skipped.
That instinct is healthy — it's the same one we're auditing for. So we built this around it. You never send us a password. Ever. There are exactly two ways we look at your stack, and you pick one:
You give us a domain name. That's it. We assess everything already visible to the internet — the exact surface an attacker starts with. No accounts, no credentials, no installs. There is nothing to revoke because we were never inside.
For a deeper look at code and infrastructure: a read-only GitHub App on the one repo you choose, or a viewer-level account you create. Read-only is enforced by GitHub and your providers at the platform level — it's a permission setting you control, not a promise you have to trust.
The moment your report lands — or any moment before — you remove the app or disable the viewer account, and the access is dead. Two clicks. You hold the keys the entire time, and we'll remind you to turn them.
SafetyNet is a consultancy, not a reseller. The report recommends what's right for your stack — and when the right fix is free, it says so. That's been our whole model from day one.
Working copies and scan output are purged once your report is delivered. Nothing is archived, resold, or reused — unless you ask us to hold your baseline for a re-audit.
Zero-access or read-only — enforced by the platforms themselves, not by our word. We couldn't modify your systems even if we wanted to, and we never ask for passwords or 2FA codes.
Findings go to you and no one else. No case studies, no screenshots, no "anonymized" examples. An NDA is available before we look at anything.
Every stack accumulates gaps — agency-built, AI-built, or hand-rolled at 2 a.m. The report exists to close them, not to grade you as a person.
Questions about a finding? Ask. The report comes with plain-language answers on our Discord or by email — no meter running.
All 13 layers graded on a single page. Thirty seconds to know exactly where you stand — and what to worry about first.
Every issue: what it is, where it lives, how severe it is, and what happens if you ignore it. Written in plain English first, technical detail second.
Each finding ships with a concrete fix — step-by-step for a human, or a ready-to-paste prompt for Claude, Cursor, or whatever your team builds with.
P1: fix tonight. P2: fix this week. P3: fix before you grow. Not an 80-page PDF you'll never open twice — a punch list you can actually finish.
Give it to your developer, drop it into your AI assistant, or hand it back to us. The report is written to be acted on, by whoever does the acting.
The same 13-layer framework we use to scope full consulting engagements — from the pixels your visitors see down to what happens the night everything breaks.
What visitors — and attackers — see first: forms, scripts, third-party embeds.
The endpoints behind the site: what's exposed, what's unauthenticated, what leaks.
Where your data lives: exposure, access scope, encryption at rest.
Logins, admin panels, MFA, sessions — who can do what, and who shouldn't.
The machines underneath: exposed services, configuration, hardening.
Records, subdomains, takeover risk, and the forgotten entries nobody owns.
What stands between your business and one very bad day of traffic.
Certificates, protocols, and everything that should never travel in plain text.
SPF, DKIM, DMARC: can someone send mail as you — and does yours even arrive?
If it all vanished tonight, what comes back tomorrow — and how fast?
Would you even know? Alerts, logs, and visibility when something breaks.
Versions, plugins, dependencies — and the known holes they carry.
Data handling, retention, and the basics insurers and regulators ask about.
Perfect for any stack — WordPress, Shopify, custom apps, SaaS dashboards, plain servers.
For custom-built apps where you want the inside checked too.
This is the same posture assessment we run at the start of a full consulting engagement. A senior engineer bills four figures for it; an agency quotes more and adds two discovery calls. AI-assisted tooling now handles the collection in hours — the judgment stays human. We could have kept the margin. We'd rather you know exactly what's broken, because informed clients make better decisions. That's been the SafetyNet pitch since day one: consultation, not sales.
One short form: your domain, what it runs on, what the business does, your email. Pick zero-access or read-only. Flat $100 via Stripe. Under five minutes.
We work through all 13 layers, severity-rate every finding, and compile your report. No calls, no meetings — unless you want one.
Within 24 hours the scored report is in your inbox. If you granted access, revoke it — we'll remind you to.
Work the punch list yourself, feed the prompts to your AI tools, or book a free consultation and we'll close the gaps with you.
Fair questions deserve exact answers. Here is precisely what we can and cannot do — with ways to verify it yourself instead of taking our word.
Prefer it in writing? We'll sign an NDA before you submit a single URL. Either way, scope stays limited to exactly what you hand us — one domain, one repo, one stack.
The GitHub App requests Contents: Read-only — the minimum GitHub allows for a code review. Viewer roles on your host work the same way. GitHub's permission screen shows you everything before you approve; paste the app page into your own AI and ask it to confirm.
Scan output and working copies are deleted once your PDF is generated. We keep your baseline only if you ask us to — for comparing against a re-audit later.
Check the app's public permission page before installing. Ask questions on our Discord — real answers from the people doing the audit, usually same day.
GitHub → Settings → Applications → uninstall. Or disable the viewer account you created. The report even ends with a reminder checklist for revoking access — we want you to.
Most customers close the majority of findings themselves with the included instructions. But some findings are architecture, not settings. If your report surfaces work beyond your reach, our engineers already know your stack from the audit — no re-discovery, no starting over, and no obligation. That's the honest disclosure: some audits lead to more work. Ours leads to a free conversation, not a locked trunk.
Submit your site. Pay one flat fee. Within 24 hours, know exactly where you stand — and exactly what to fix first.
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