First Step Web Assessment
A FSWA is a light-touch assessment of your website’s security which highlights the most pressing weaknesses, for example sensitive data exposure or vulnerable and outdated components.
Our work is non-intrusive and should have no effect on your website’s performance. All we need is the website address you would like us to assess.
Who should get a FSWA?
Any business that uses a website or web services.
What are the benefits to my business?
- Informs you of high-level risks to your website;
- Acts as a first step to minimise the chance of a criminal breaching your website and causing financial or operational disruption;
- Provides you with reassurance that you are doing what you can to protect your services for the benefit of your customers and reputation.
How much does it cost?
Capped at £180 +vat
Next steps
Book a call with our team or send us an enquiry if you would like to commission this service. We will get in touch and ensure that this service is appropriate for your organisation.
Book a call with our team or send an enquiry
Other Vulnerability Assessment Services
INTERNAL VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT
The service will scan and review your internal networks and systems looking for weaknesses such as poorly maintained or designed systems, insecure Wi-Fi networks, insecure access controls, or opportunities to access and steal sensitive data.
WEB APPLICATION ASSESSMENT
This service assesses your website and web services for weaknesses. The service reporting will describe in plain language, what each weakness means to your business and the risks associated with each. Service reporting will include plans and guidance on how to fix those weaknesses.
EXTERNAL VULNERABILITY ASSESSMENT
Remote vulnerability assessments are focussed on identifying weaknesses in the way your organisation connects to the internet. Service reporting will provide a plain language interpretation of the results and how any vulnerabilities might be used by an attacker, as well as simple instructions on how any vulnerabilities might be fixed.