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Don't claim security. Prove it.

Your buyers ask about your security posture during every deal. Your auditor checks the same things annually. Secureless checks continuously, finds what is actually exposed, and helps you fix it before anyone else looks.

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Enter your domain. 170+ automated checks run against everything publicly visible. The same things an attacker, a buyer, or an auditor would look at.

Infrastructure

DNS records, email security (DMARC, SPF, DKIM, MTA-STS), SSL/TLS configuration, HTTP security headers, redirect chains, rate limiting, subdomain exposure, cloud storage buckets, known data breaches.

Application layer

JavaScript bundles analyzed for exposed API keys, secrets, and system prompts. Source map detection. API endpoint discovery. CORS configuration. Session cookie security. Third-party script inventory with supply chain risk.

Compliance

Every tracking script that fires before consent is recorded with timestamps. Whether your cookie banner actually blocks tracking or just looks like it does. What your privacy policy says versus what third-party services are actually running. Whether your SOC 2 and ISO 27001 claims match your observable security posture.

No agents to install. No access to your systems. Everything checked is publicly visible.

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Every finding tells you what is wrong, why it matters, and how to fix it.

Not a spreadsheet of CVE numbers. Every finding comes with a severity rating, a plain language explanation, the specific evidence found, and step-by-step remediation guidance your team can act on today.

F-03: Source maps publicly accessibleCRITICAL

Source maps at app.example.com/main.js.map expose your complete application source code, including internal API routes, authentication logic, and environment variable references.

Evidence: https://app.example.com/main.js.map returns 200 with valid source map content (4.2MB, 847 source files)

Compliance impact: SOC 2 CC6.1, ISO 27001 A.8.4

Remediation:

Block .map files at your CDN or web server.

CloudFront: Add a behavior for *.map returning 403

nginx: location ~* \.map$ { return 403; }

The compliance section maps each finding to SOC 2 Trust Services Criteria and ISO 27001 Annex A controls. If you claim SOC 2 Type II on your trust page but have critical findings in the CC6 (logical access) category, the report documents that gap.

This is not a compliance audit. It is the evidence your auditor would find if they looked, organised and explained before they do.

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Fix a finding. Verify it worked. Watch your score climb.

Every finding you fix makes your security posture measurably stronger. Secureless includes verification rescans so you can confirm your fix worked without waiting for the next monthly scan.

April scan → Score: D (38/100) → 16 findings

Fix source maps → [Verify] → "F-03: RESOLVED ✓"

Fix DMARC policy → [Verify] → "F-07: RESOLVED ✓" → Score: C (55)

Fix CORS wildcard → [Verify] → "F-09: STILL PRESENT ✗"

wildcard still responding on app.example.com/api

Fix CORS properly → [Verify] → "F-09: RESOLVED ✓" → Score: C+ (62)

May scan → Score: B (71/100) → 7 remaining findings

Verification rescans are included in your plan. Three per month. Fixing issues should not cost extra.

Show customers and auditors that your security is actively monitored.

Once your score reaches B or higher, you earn a trust badge you can embed on your website, trust page, or security documentation. It links to a live verification page showing your current grade, scan date, and key security controls.

Not a static badge from a PDF dated 2023. It updates with every scan. When a buyer clicks it, they see evidence that your security posture is current and continuously monitored.

Download the full assessment as a PDF to share with enterprise buyers, auditors, or investors. The report maps to SOC 2 and ISO 27001 so it fits directly into their vendor review process.

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Monthly automated scans catch new issues before anyone else does.

A full assessment runs automatically every month. You get an email when it is done.

Subject: Your April security report is ready

Score: B+ (79/100) — up from B (71)

1 new finding: TLS 1.0 still enabled on legacy subdomain

3 findings resolved since March

12 findings unchanged

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No need to remember to scan. If something changes, a new subdomain gets exposed, a deployment re-enables source maps, a dependency gets a critical CVE, you will know.

Security Intelligence alerts notify you when newly published vulnerabilities affect libraries detected in your application. Not generic CVE feeds. Only the ones relevant to your stack.