See your website the way an attacker sees it first.
DevynSec checks your site using only public information — no scanning, no logins — and tells you in plain English what's exposed and how to close it. Then you decide if it's worth keeping.
Five things attackers notice before you do.
Every check uses information your site already makes public — the same things any visitor's browser can see. No scanning, no logins.
// here's what one of our reports looks like
Email authentication (SPF/DMARC)
No DMARC record — anyone can send email that looks like it's from your domain to your customers.
Certificate health
HTTPS certificate valid — 58 days to renewal. Visitors see the padlock, not a "not secure" warning.
Security headers
2 of 5 browser protections missing (HSTS, CSP) — leaves visitors more exposed to common web attacks.
Exposed entry points
Your /admin login page is reachable from the open internet, where bots can find and hammer it.
Software exposure
Your site publicly discloses its CMS platform and version — the first thing an attacker uses to pick an exploit.
Start free. Pay only if it's worth keeping.
See what I find
I review your site using public data and send a short, plain-English report of what's exposed. No cost, no obligation.
Stay watched
A flat monthly review keeps an eye on your email auth, certificate, headers and exposed pages — and flags anything that changes.
Only with your say-so
Any active or in-depth testing happens only with your written permission first. Nothing intrusive ever runs without it.
One flat monthly rate. No surprises.
- Ongoing checks on email auth, SSL, headers and exposed pages
- A plain-English report whenever something needs attention
- Direct line to me for questions — no ticket queue
Who's behind DevynSec.
DevynSec is run by Devyn, a security practitioner based in New Delhi, working with small businesses across industries — from local services and clinics to real estate and online course creators — that handle customer data.
The approach is deliberately conservative: every check uses only publicly available information — the same things any visitor's browser can see. No scanning, no logins, no intrusive tools, and nothing active without your written permission. The goal is to help you close real gaps, not to alarm you.
Want a free summary of your site?
Send your website address and I'll reply with a short, plain-English review of what's exposed — no cost, no obligation.