Service category
Security review services
Focused security review pages for AWS, Linux servers, PHP web apps, Python web apps, WordPress and Nextcloud. Each page is scoped to a specific platform rather than a vague generic audit.
AWS Security Review
Review IAM, EC2, VPC, S3, RDS, CloudFront, Route 53, logging, encryption and backup risks.
View service →Linux Server Security Review
Review SSH, users, firewall rules, patching, exposed services, logs, backups and hardening priorities.
View service →PHP Web Application Security
Review PHP apps, PHP-FPM, permissions, uploads, sessions, headers, dependencies and exposed files.
View service →Python Web Application Security
Review Django/Python deployments, secrets, dependencies, app server config, headers and production settings.
View service →WordPress Security Review
Review admin users, plugins, themes, file permissions, backups, PHP, database and hosting risks.
View service →Nextcloud Security Review
Review Nextcloud admin settings, apps, users, Redis, database, storage, backups, HTTPS and proxy config.
View service →Approach
Practical security reviews, not scare reports
FAQ
Security Review Services FAQ
Common questions before booking a focused security review.
Which platforms can you review?
We provide focused security reviews for AWS environments, Linux servers, PHP web applications, Python web applications, WordPress sites and Nextcloud deployments.
Is this a penetration test?
No. These are practical configuration and infrastructure security reviews, not formal penetration tests. The aim is to find risky exposure, weak access controls, missing logging, poor backup posture and operational security gaps.
Do you make changes during the review?
Not without approval. We normally review first, explain the risk, then agree any remediation before changing production systems.
What should we send before a security review?
Useful details include the platform being reviewed, known concerns, recent changes, access limitations, whether production changes are allowed, and any urgent risks such as exposed services, leaked keys or failed updates.
Can you fix the issues found in the review?
Yes. After the review we can quote fixed-scope remediation for hardening, access cleanup, logging improvements, backup changes, exposed service fixes or application configuration changes.
How much do security reviews usually cost?
Platform-specific security reviews usually start from $499. AWS or wider infrastructure reviews usually start from $999, depending on scope, risk and whether remediation is included.
Next step
Need a security review?
Tell us what platform you need reviewed, what changed recently and whether there are known concerns. We will suggest the best starting point.