GNETICS Shield
An honest security audit that tells you the truth about your website — what's exposed, why it's dangerous, and how to fix it.
Most websites believe they're secure. Almost none are.
A site can look perfect and still leak its source code, its database or its passwords. The owner finds out the day it's too late.
Exposed without knowing
Backup files, .git folders, admin panels and config files reachable by anyone — indexed by Google, scanned by bots every day.
A legal liability
A leak of client data isn't just embarrassing. Under Québec's Law 25 it must be reported, and it can mean fines and lost trust.
Found too late
The average breach is discovered months after it happens. By then the data is already gone — and so is the customer.
115 doors checked on every site.
GNETICS Shield inspects the openings attackers actually use — quietly, without touching or slowing your site.
Exposed files & source code
Backups, .git, .env, logs, dumps and admin paths left reachable on the server.
Secrets & API keys
Passwords, tokens and keys hard-coded or leaked in public files and responses.
Reachable databases
Database ports, phpMyAdmin and backups open to the internet.
Missing protections
No HTTPS, missing security headers, weak TLS, no clickjacking protection.
Email spoofing
Missing SPF / DKIM / DMARC — anyone can send email in your name.
Outdated components
Known-vulnerable CMS, plugins and libraries with public exploits.
No marketing grade. Real, verified findings.
Automated scanners spit out hundreds of "criticals" that mean nothing. We do the opposite: every finding is confirmed by hand before you ever see it.
- ✓Hand-verified — no false alarms, only what's actually exploitable.
- ✓Plain language — explained so a business owner understands, not just an engineer.
- ✓Business impact — what each flaw means in real money and Law 25 risk.
- ✓A fix plan — concrete steps and priority, not just a list of problems.
A real engine, run every day across thousands of real businesses — not a one-off tool.
A clear report you can act on.
An exposure score
A simple, honest score for your site — and what it would take to move it up.
Each flaw, proven
Every finding with proof, severity and exactly where it lives.
Business & legal impact
What it means for your clients, your reputation and your Law 25 obligations.
A prioritized fix plan
What to fix first, what can wait, and how — in plain steps.
Simple, fixed pricing.
Full audit
Complete passive analysis of your site: 37 verified checks, exposure score, business impact and a prioritized fix plan. One-time.
Pentest
A deeper, authorized intrusion test that actively attempts exploitation. Scoped to your systems — written authorization required.
Security monitoring
Regular re-scans, alerts when something changes, and a monthly report so you stay covered over time.
Custom scope or several sites? Ask for a quote.
From request to fix, in four steps.
1 · Request
You give us your domain. No installation, nothing to touch on your side.
2 · Audit
We run the full passive analysis and verify every finding by hand.
3 · Report
You get a clear report: what's exposed, the impact, and the fix plan.
4 · Fix & follow-up
We help you fix it — and can keep watching with monitoring.
Common questions.
Is it legal to scan my site?
Yes. The audit is passive — it only looks at what's already publicly reachable, without attacking or altering anything. A pentest goes further and requires your written authorization.
Will it slow down or break my site?
No. The audit is non-intrusive and respectful of your server. Your visitors won't notice a thing.
I'm a small business — is this for me?
Especially. Small businesses are the most targeted because they're the least protected. The audit is built to be understood without any technical background.
What if you find nothing serious?
Then you get a clean report and real peace of mind — in writing. That's a perfectly good outcome.
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