Website security · external assessment · fixed price

See your website the way an attacker sees it. Before they do.

An external security assessment of your website or web shop. We test it from the outside, verify every finding by hand and send a plain-language report with what to fix first.

No access, agent or installation needed. We test only what is publicly reachable, with your written permission.

Assessment log · example · web shop · 2 domains
  1. Day 1Scope agreed · 2 domains · written permission signed
  2. Day 1recon() · 14 subdomains · 3 forgotten: staging, old-shop, mail
  3. Day 2tls.check() · TLS 1.0 still enabled · cert expires in 9 days
  4. Day 2cms.audit() · 4 plugins with known vulnerabilities
  5. Day 3Checkout loads a script from an unknown domain → critical
  6. Day 5Report · 11 findings · 3 critical · fix plan · 60-min readout
Illustrative · nothing is exploited, only verified
from permission to a written report
5 days
fixed price, depending on the size of the site
€1–2k
no access or installation needed: we test from outside
None
summary for management, details for developers
1 page

When companies call us

Usually one of these. Often it is simply that nobody has ever looked.

  • 01

    You take orders or payments online

    and the checkout has never been tested

  • 02

    Built by an agency years ago

    plugins and frameworks never updated since

  • 03

    A customer or insurer asked

    and you need something to show them

  • 04

    Strange orders or chargebacks

    and you want to know if the site is involved

  • 05

    NIS2, ISO 27001 or a tender asks

    and you need an independent assessment on file

  • 06

    Security is nobody's job

    your developers are busy with features

  • 07

    You are about to launch

    and want it checked before the traffic arrives

  • 08

    You inherited a website

    through an acquisition and do not know what you bought

Why now

Attackers got faster. The rules got stricter.

These are the dates your customers, partners and auditors are counting down to.

  1. In force since31 March 2025Nowalready applies

    PCI DSS 4.0 · payment-page scripts

    Requirements 6.4.3 and 11.6.1: control and monitor every script on the checkout page.

    PCI Security Standards Council

  2. In force since11 September 2026Nowalready applies

    EU Cyber Resilience Act · reporting

    Manufacturers must send an early warning within 24 hours of an actively exploited vulnerability.

    Regulation (EU) 2024/2847

  3. Deadline3 April 2027156days left

    Poland KSC (NIS2) · ISMS and S46

    Covered entities must run an information security management system and be connected to S46.

    Rödl & Partner · CMS

  4. Deadline11 December 2027408days left

    EU Cyber Resilience Act · full application

    Security requirements for products with digital elements sold in the EU, including vulnerability handling.

    Regulation (EU) 2024/2847

How the assessment works

Five working days. Nothing touched without permission.

A fixed-price product with a fixed deliverable. Fixing what we find is a separate, optional step.

Rules we work by

  • Written authorisation from you before the first request is sent
  • No denial-of-service, no brute force, no data extraction: findings are verified, not exploited
  • Every finding is checked by an engineer, not just a scanner
  • Findings are shared only with the people you name, and deleted on request
  • One retest after your fixes is included in the price
  1. 1

    Scope and permissionday 1

    We list the domains and systems in scope, agree what is out of scope, and sign a short written authorisation.

  2. 2

    External assessmentdays 1–4

    Reconnaissance, TLS and security headers, outdated components with known vulnerabilities, exposed admin panels and backups, OWASP checks on forms, login and checkout, third-party scripts, leaked credentials.

  3. 3

    Report and readoutday 5

    Findings by severity with how we found each one, what it means for the business and how to fix it. A one-page summary and a 60-minute call.

  4. 4

    Fixingoptional

    We fix the findings together with your developers or hosting provider, retest and confirm in writing — or your team fixes them and we retest.

The report

Written for two readers: the owner and the developer

No 200-page scanner export. Every finding says what it is, how bad it is, where it is and what to do about it.

example-shop.com · findings 1–3 of 11Illustrative
SeverityFinding
CriticalCheckout page loads a script from a domain not controlled by you. Card data can be read by a third party.Fix: Remove the script, rotate payment keys, add a content security policy.
HighAdmin login reachable from the internet, no rate limiting, no two-factor authentication.Fix: Restrict by IP or VPN, enable 2FA, limit login attempts.
MediumTwo plugins with publicly known vulnerabilities, last updated in 2022.Fix: Update or remove, then set a monthly update routine.
  • One-page summary
  • Findings by severity
  • Fix plan in order
  • Attack surface map
  • Retest confirmation

Where this comes from

Engineering, not scanning

The people who run the assessment build and operate web systems for a living. They know what a fix costs, so the plan is realistic.

  • Incident response

    E-commerce · name on request

    Live checkout compromise contained the same day

    Before Bonsay, our delivery lead ran the response to a card-skimming attack on a live store: containment, forensics, remediation, hardening and a retest.

    containment of a live card-skimming attack
    Same day

FAQ

Questions we hear first

Is this a penetration test?

It is an external assessment of what the internet can see, verified by hand. It is not a penetration test of your internal network and not a compliance certificate. If you need a certified pentest, we tell you so and can work alongside the tester to fix what they find.

Can the assessment break our website?

No. We do not run denial-of-service tests, brute force or data extraction. We verify findings with the least intrusive request possible, only after you sign a written authorisation.

What do you need from us?

The list of domains, a signed one-page authorisation and a contact person. No access, agent or installation is needed.

Does this make us NIS2 or KSC compliant?

No single test does. It gives you an independent, dated record of your external exposure and a fix plan — useful evidence for an ISMS, a supplier questionnaire or an insurer.

Who fixes what you find?

Your choice. We can fix it for a fixed price or hourly with your developers or hosting provider, or your team fixes it with the report in hand and we retest.

Next step

Send us the address.

On a 30-minute call we look at the site, tell you if the assessment makes sense for it, and send a fixed price and a one-page authorisation to sign. Nothing is scanned before you sign.

  • Fixed price before we start
  • Written permission first
  • One retest included

You will talk to

Gleb Zamyslovsky

Executive Officer · Warsaw

One reply within a business day: questions, a fixed price, or an honest “not worth it”. No account managers in between.