Network and website security audits in Delhi NCR

We assess your network, your website or both, give you a plain-language report, and fix what we find. When you need a certificate, we arrange it.

Two audits, one team

Choose either, or combine them in one fixed-price engagement.

Network security audit

Office, branch or server network

  • Firewall rules and open ports
  • Exposed services and remote access
  • Wi-Fi security and network segmentation
  • Default and weak passwords on devices
  • Router, switch and firmware status
  • Backups and whether they restore

Website security audit

WordPress, PHP, Laravel, Node.js and custom sites

  • SSL/TLS and security headers
  • Outdated CMS, plugins and libraries
  • Admin panel and login protection
  • Exposed files, backups and configuration
  • Input handling and common web vulnerabilities
  • Hosting, backups and access control

What you receive

  • A report with every finding ranked by severity, explained in plain language
  • Clear fix steps for each issue, with the effort and cost of fixing it
  • A walkthrough call so your team understands the results
  • The fixes carried out by our developers and engineers
  • A retest to confirm the problems are closed

Do you need a certificate?

It depends on who is asking.

A security audit helps you find and fix problems. A certificate is a separate document that proves an independent auditor reviewed your systems. Many businesses only need the first. Others need both.

Network audits

A certificate is required only in some situations, such as a customer security questionnaire, a bank or financial partner, a government or enterprise tender, or a compliance requirement. If nobody has asked you for one, you can start with the audit and fix list.

Website audits

Certificates are available through our accredited audit partner. After you send an enquiry, we tell you which company will audit and certify your site, and what the certificate covers, before you commit.

How the certified route works

We scope the audit with you, prepare your systems, and fix the vulnerabilities in your software and configuration. We then coordinate the audit with the certifying company, handle their questions, and pass on the certificate and report to you. Certificates are issued by the certifying company, and the audit outcome is theirs to decide.

How an engagement runs

  1. Enquiry and scopeTell us what to audit and whether a certificate is needed. We confirm scope, price and, if applicable, the certifying company.
  2. AuthorisationYou sign written permission and an NDA. Nothing is tested before this.
  3. AssessmentWe review the network, website or both and rank every finding.
  4. FixesOur team patches software and corrects configuration, then retests.
  5. Certified audit, if requiredWe coordinate with the certifying company and deliver the certificate and report to you.
  6. HandoverYou receive all documents and our advice on keeping the result.

Common questions

Will I get a certificate?

Certificates are available for both network and website audits when you need one. They are issued by our accredited audit partner. When you send your enquiry we tell you which company will certify and what type of certificate applies.

Does a network audit always need a certificate?

No. Many businesses only want to find and fix problems. A certificate is needed when a customer, bank, tender or regulator asks for one. Tell us who is asking and what they require, and we will advise the right route.

Who fixes the problems you find?

Our developers and engineers fix them: software and plugin updates, configuration changes, firewall rules and hardening. You do not need to hire anyone else.

Do you test my systems without permission?

Never. Every assessment starts with written authorisation, an agreed scope and an NDA.

How long does an audit take?

A small office network or a single website usually takes a few working days for the assessment. Fixes and any certified audit follow on a timeline we agree with you.

Need an audit or a certificate?

Send us what you want audited and who is asking for the certificate, if anyone.