Security Inspections for Web Applications
by Sayyidi Shaarani
For SMEs, startups, and NGOs seeking structured risk visibility.
Structured Inspection Model
Scope & Authorization
Boundaries and authorization defined before testing begins.
External Exposure Review
Assessment of publicly reachable exposure and configuration posture.
Structured Application Testing
Evaluation of authentication, access control, input handling, and business logic within scope.
Risk Report & Advisory
Categorized findings with remediation guidance.
Who This Is For
Typical engagement profiles include customer-facing platforms where application changes can outpace formal risk visibility.
- SMEs operating customer-facing applications
- Startups iterating rapidly
- NGOs handling sensitive data
- Teams preparing for growth with limited internal security capacity
What This Is and Is Not
What This Is
- Defined scope
- Controlled assessment
- Clear documentation
- Practical guidance
What This Is Not
- No simulated breach demonstrations
- No unreviewed automated reports
- Not a regulatory audit
Report Includes
- Executive summary
- Risk table
- Structured findings
- Remediation guidance
After You Email
- Scope-fit response, typically within one business day
- Short scoping call to define targets, boundaries, and timing
- Written scope and authorization before any testing activity
Engagement
- Intro call
- Written scope
- Inspection window
- Report delivery
- Advisory review
Typical duration: 1–2 weeks, depending on scope.
Professional Boundaries
Inspection activity is limited to written scope, authorization, and agreed testing windows.
Full reference: Engagement Boundaries
Discuss Inspection Scope
Email: hello@sayyidishaarani.com
Include:
- Target URL (or environment)
- Short application description
- Preferred testing window
- Point of contact who can authorize scope