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Practical guides on SSL, headers, CSP, DNS, and more, for developers and agencies.
The Agency Website Security Audit Process: A Practical Guide
A step-by-step agency website security audit process covering SSL, headers, CSP, cookies, DNS and more, with real checks, tools, and reporting tips.
How to Automate Client Security Reporting (Step-by-Step)
Stop writing security reports manually. Learn how to automate client security reporting with tools, templates, and scheduled scans that save hours every month.
Website Security Checklist for Web Designers
A practical website security checklist for web designers. Cover SSL, headers, cookies, DNS, and more before handing off any client project.
How to Add Security Monitoring to Your Agency Retainer
Add recurring website security monitoring to your agency retainer packages. Practical steps to productise security as a monthly service clients will pay for.
White Label Security Reports for Web Agencies: A Guide
Learn how to offer white label security reports as a web agency. Includes tools, workflows, and tips for delivering branded security audits to clients.
Website Security Report Template for Agencies
A practical website security report template for agencies. Includes structure, sections, scoring, and examples to deliver client-ready security audits.
Website Security Audits for Agencies: How to Add Security Reports to Your Client Services
Learn how web agencies can add website security audits to their client deliverables, maintenance packages, and proposals, without becoming a cybersecurity firm.
Web Form Security: Preventing CSRF, Open Redirects, and Insecure Submissions
Forms are where users take sensitive actions, and where attackers focus. Learn how CSRF tokens, SameSite cookies, and validated redirects protect your forms from the most common exploits.
Outdated JavaScript Libraries: Why Old Dependencies Are a Security Risk
Every outdated library on your site is a known vulnerability waiting to be exploited. Learn how to find vulnerable dependencies, update them, and automate the process so you're never caught off guard.
Information Disclosure: What Your Website Might Be Revealing to Attackers
Stack traces, HTML comments, exposed config files, and server headers all give attackers free intelligence about your site. Learn what to look for and how to stop the leaks.
Permissions Policy: Control What Browser Features Your Site Can Use
Permissions Policy lets you block camera, microphone, geolocation, and other browser APIs, so third-party scripts on your site can't abuse them. Here's how to set it up.
How to Hide Server Information and Stop Technology Fingerprinting
Server headers, X-Powered-By, and meta generator tags tell attackers exactly what software your site runs. Learn how to remove them across Nginx, Apache, Node.js, PHP, and .NET.
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