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Audit

Risk audit, before anything breaks.

We look at your system's code, security and infrastructure, and tell you in writing where the biggest risk is and what to do first. The fee is deducted from a follow-up project.

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Illustration: an inspector in a hard hat examines an open machine cabinet with a torch and clipboard, some parts marked with yellow flags

When it makes sense

  • You inherited a system and don't know what's inside.
  • The previous developer left, and the documentation is thin.
  • Nothing has been updated for a while, and you don't know how bad it is.
  • You are about to invest in development and want to know what you are building on.

An audit tells you where you stand before you spend money.

What we look at

Code

Quality, structure, outdated parts, hidden bugs.

Security

Known vulnerabilities, permissions, how passwords and keys are handled.

Infrastructure

Servers, updates, resources, availability.

Backups

Whether they exist, whether they work, and whether you can restore from them.

Dependencies

Outdated packages and plugins, licences.

Logs

What the logs show: errors, slowdowns, suspicious events.

What we find in the logs is money

While taking over a webshop, we spotted in the logs that a hidden payment bug had been costing it customers for four years. The damage was nearly half a billion forints. The fix took a few hours.

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How it goes

  1. 1

    Access

    We ask for access to the code, the server and the logs.

  2. 2

    Audit

    We go through the code, the server, the backups and the logs.

  3. 3

    Written report

    Starting with the biggest risk, with a suggested order.

Do you know what's in your system?

How can we help? We reply within one business day.

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