You will get a comprehensive web application security assessment & vulnerability report
Project details
I'm a seasoned cybersecurity expert with 25+ years of experience securing enterprise-level web applications. Unlike automated-only services, I combine advanced scanning with manual penetration testing (Tier 3) to uncover vulnerabilities others miss. I don't just deliver a report; I provide prioritized, actionable remediation guidance tailored to your specific application and business context. My focus is on real-world risk reduction, not just checking compliance boxes. I've worked with large enterprises with more than 65,000 users, so I understand the complexities of securing large-scale, critical applications. This isn't just a scan; it's a partnership to build a stronger, more resilient web presence. I offer clear communication, transparent pricing, and a commitment to delivering measurable security improvements. My hands-on experience translates directly into your peace of mind. I'm dedicated to providing practical, effective solutions to protect your business from evolving cyber threats. Choose expertise, choose results, choose a proactive security approach.
Cybersecurity Assessment Type
Penetration TestingCybersecurity Expertise
Configuration Management, Audit, Risk AssessmentTechnology Type
Database, Operating System, SaaS, Web Application, PaaSCybersecurity Regulation
CMMC, GDPR, NIST Cybersecurity Framework, PCI DSS, SOC 2What's included
| Service Tiers |
Starter
$350
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Standard
$750
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Advanced
$2,500
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| Delivery Time | 3 days | 5 days | 14 days |
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Optional add-ons
You can add these on the next page.
Fast Delivery
+$250 - $1,000
Manual Validation of High severity Findings
+$200
Add Scan URl
+$200
vCISO Consulting
+$150Frequently asked questions
About Ken
Offensive Cybersecurity | Incident Response | Digital Forensics
DeLand, United States - 8:39 am local time
A study from the National Cybersecurity Alliance shows that 20% of businesses with less than 100 employees will experience a cyber attack each year and that 60% of those businesses fail within 6 months of the attack.
Preparation is key, identify your critical assets, secure those assets, monitor/alert/and respond to incidents when they occur, including having a response plan. Chances are if it hasn't happened to you, it will or it already has happened and you just don't know.
My goal is to bring the experience and skills acquired over 23 years working for large organizations to the entrepreneur community in an attempt to reduce the statistics above at a price point that is approachable to those impacted businesses.
Common Services:
Malicious Email/File/URL analysis - Did you get a phishing email with a link or attachment and not sure if it is legitimate, then this service is what you want. Surprisingly, this is my most often requested service. This service includes analyzing files(exe, office files, zip files, or pdf), email, or URLs to determine if it is malicious and what happens if the file is run or the url is visited. The service includes executing the file/url in a sandbox, review OSINT on the file using tools like virustotal, as well as use reversing techniques on the file. Email headers will be reviewed to determine origin and intent. If you clicked the link or opened the attachment, then you might need the next level of service, Incident Response.
Website Malicious Content Removal - Once an attacker finds a vulnerability and exploits that to gain access to your website they sometimes deface your website, sometimes gain access to the data, put malicious code in your pages to impact your users, but always give themselves a way back in. Our job is to not only find and remove the malicious content but determine how it got there and how to prevent it from reoccurring.
Security Consulting - Make sure you have the proper controls in place, including logging, to reduce the risk but also make sure you can detect and recover from an incident in a timely manner. Get some peace of mind on questions like are my backups safe in the event of a ransomware attack. Has my system already been breached? How would I know if my system is breached?
A vulnerability assessment is a rather quick process to identify known security issues like missing patches or common misconfigurations. These are identified through an automated scan, but the most notable point of a vulnerability assessment is that the vulnerabilities are not verified, it is assumed that if the system is missing the patch, it is at risk. This type of test is usually quicker and cheaper and gets 75% of the “low hanging fruit”.
A penetration test takes this a bit further beyond just identification but actually tries to exploit the vulnerability to validate risk. A penetration test also goes a bit further as it might also test weaknesses in good configurations, processes, and implementations, items that can not be scanned automatically. A pentest usually also contains a vulnerability scan as part of the process, usually takes longer, and costs a bit more.
Application Testing/Fuzzing and 0 day exploit development - The purpose of testing an application using techniques like fuzzing, is to ensure that the application can handle different types and lengths of unexpected input without crashing as well as testing to see if application handles the exceptions properly. If the fuzzing process has identified a crash based on unexpected input, it might be possible to develop an exploit that allows an attacker access to the system or perform some other nefarious activity. An exploit that has not been disclosed publicly but is actively being exploited in the world is known as a 0 day exploit. Having this type of test performed on your applications before release, can go a long way to reducing the risk of an attacker finding it and using it to attack your clients.
Web application testing is the process of not just testing the application itself against vulnerabilities like cross site scripting, cross site request forgery, or sql injection among others, but the entire web application infrastructure including the framework used like Rails or Spring MVC, the server OS (Linux/Windows), the web server software (IIS, Apache, Web Logic), the language used (PHP, ASP.Net), any middle tier applications, and the databases on the back end. A vulnerability scan is generally also part of this type of test.
Steps for completing your project
After purchasing the project, send requirements so Ken can start the project.
Delivery time starts when Ken receives requirements from you.
Ken works on your project following the steps below.
Revisions may occur after the delivery date.
Project Kickoff & Scoping
Initial meeting with the client to confirm scope, objectives, timelines, and gather necessary information (URLs, credentials, authorization).
Reconnaissance & Planning
Gather information about the target application's technology stack, architecture, and potential attack surface. Plan the testing strategy.