How long does a security audit take?

Typically 1-2 weeks depending on your application's complexity. We'll give you a clear timeline after our initial scoping call.

What tech stacks do you cover?

We review modern web and SaaS applications. Our assessment focuses on the vulnerability classes that affect almost every web app, such as authentication, access control, injection, and misconfiguration, so it applies across most common stacks. Tell us what you are built on in the scoping call and we will confirm we are a good fit before any work starts.

Do you guarantee we won't be hacked?

No one can guarantee that. Security is about reducing risk, not eliminating it. We find and help you fix vulnerabilities before attackers exploit them, which significantly reduces your risk surface.

What's the difference between an audit and ongoing monitoring?

An audit is a one-time deep review of your current application. Ongoing monitoring scans on a regular cadence as your product evolves, catching vulnerabilities early. Monitoring is a scheduled monthly scan with human triage and a monthly summary. It is not continuous monitoring and it is not an incident response or emergency callout service.

Can you help with a customer security questionnaire?

Often, yes. Our review and report give you evidence of the security work you have done, which helps you answer many customer and insurer security questions and shows diligence. Where a customer specifically requires an accredited third-party security test or a formal certification such as SOC 2, our review is not a substitute for those, and we will tell you plainly if that is what you need.

Can you help us fix the issues you find?

Yes. Every report includes clear, step-by-step remediation guidance your developers can follow. If you would rather we did the work, our Remediation Sprint is a fixed block where we prepare the fixes for you: the code or configuration change, an explanation of what it does, and how to check it worked. You review and release it through your own process, so your deployment pipeline stays yours. Where you would rather we applied the changes directly, we can do that too, but only where you authorise it in writing and only on the environments you name.

How much does it cost?

Our prices are fixed and published: £1,200 for the audit, £1,500 per 20-hour remediation block, and monitoring, when available, is expected to be £300 per month. We are not VAT registered, so the price you see is the price you pay. The scoping call confirms your application fits the fixed price before any work starts.

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We find the security weaknesses in your app and the systems behind it, and tell you exactly what to fix.

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£1,200

fixed price, published for everyone

1–2 weeks

from kickoff to report in hand

1 working day

response to every business enquiry

For apps built with

Lovable Cursor Bolt v0 Replit Supabase Next.js

…and any modern web or SaaS stack.

What you get

A clear, prioritised security report your team can act on immediately, not a raw scanner dump. Every finding is in plain language, scored by severity and fix effort, with concrete steps, so your developers know exactly what to do and in what order.The report stands on its own, whether we do the fixing or you do.

Executive Summary

A high-level overview of what we found, how much it matters, and what to do next, written so a busy founder or a non-specialist can read it in minutes and share it internally with the people who need to act on it.

Detailed Findings

Every finding explained in full: what it is, where it is, why it matters, and step-by-step guidance to fix it.Each one is ranked by severity so the dangerous issues stand out at a glance.

Remediation Roadmap

A prioritised plan that sequences the work, highest-risk, lowest-effort fixes first, so you get the biggest risk reduction for the least time and cost, with a clear view of what can wait.

An example finding, as it appears in our reports

FINDING SV-012Severity: HighEffort: Small

Changing the workspace ID in the URL exposes another company's data

The dashboard trusts the id in the web address and never checks ownership on the server.Any signed-in user can read another tenant's data by changing the number.

The fix: verify on every request that the signed-in user owns the requested workspace ID.Estimated at 2–4 hours.

High severity, small effort: the kind of fix that removes the most risk for the least money.Every finding is scored this way.

How we rank severity

CriticalRemote code execution / full database takeover

An exposed SQL injection in an auth endpoint lets an attacker dump every user record or gain access to the server itself.

HighBroken authorisation / IDOR

A user changes the workspace_id in a URL to view or delete another customer's private project.

MediumXSS / missing rate limiting

No rate limit on the password-reset endpoint allows brute-force attacks, or reflected XSS steals a logged-in user's session token.

Low / Best practiceHeader misconfiguration / info disclosure

Missing HSTS headers, or verbose API error messages that leak your framework and its version to anyone probing the app.

Find and fix, in action

Two common vulnerabilities, before and after.Pick an example, then flip the toggle to reveal the fix.

routes/users.js

1const email = req.body.email;
2const user = await db.query(
3  `SELECT * FROM users WHERE email = '${email}'`
4);

The risk. The email is glued straight into the SQL string, so a crafted value can run its own database commands.This is SQL injection.

How it works

1
Assess
We review your app and the systems behind it, and identify vulnerabilities.
2
Prioritise
We tell you what matters most.
3
Fix
Clear, actionable steps to resolve issues.
4
Monitor
Scheduled scans and review as you grow, if you want it. This step is optional and follows the first two.

Assess

We review your app and the systems behind it, and identify vulnerabilities.

Prioritise

We tell you what matters most.

Fix

Clear, actionable steps to resolve issues.

Monitor

Scheduled scans and review as you grow, if you want it. This step is optional and follows the first two.

How we handle your code securely

We know you're trusting us with sensitive access.Here's how we protect it.

Secure access only

We request the lowest level of access that allows the work.Any credentials you share are held in a password manager, encrypted, and accessible only to Secvura's two directors. We revoke access and delete your credentials at the end of the engagement and confirm that to you in writing.

Confidentiality built in

Confidentiality is in our engagement terms, so you do not need a separate NDA to be protected.Your code, your systems and our findings are confidential, and our report is for your internal use only. If your procurement process requires a separate NDA as well, we are happy to sign one.

Secure deletion

Within five working days of the engagement ending we revoke our access, delete your credentials, and delete scan output and working material, and we confirm that to you in writing.We keep the report, the signed paperwork and our record of the changes we delivered for six years, encrypted, so that we can defend a claim and meet our accounting and insurance obligations. Our data handling policy sets out the full schedule and is available on request.

Proof, not promises

You are trusting us with your code and your access, so we would rather show you than tell you. Everything here you can check for yourself in a couple of minutes.

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We hold ourselves to it

We run the same external check on our own domain and publish the live result. A security company should pass its own test, and you can confirm ours right now.

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Nothing hidden in the price

Fixed prices, published in full, with an effort estimate on every issue. You know the cost of a piece of work before you commit to it, in writing.

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Services and pricing

Fixed prices, published for everyone. You know the full cost of a piece of work before you commit. We give an effort estimate for every issue. If something looks likely to exceed its estimate we stop and agree with you whether to continue with it, swap it for something else, or leave it in the backlog. We will not quietly absorb an overrun or bill you for one without agreeing it first.

Stage 1

Audit & Triage

£1,200fixed price

Every engagement starts here

Structured application security review: automated scanning plus hands-on manual review
Every finding scored by severity and by fix effort, so you see what's dangerous and quick to fix
Clear remediation steps your own developers can follow

Stage 2

Remediation Sprint

£1,500per 20-hour block

Optional. Most apps need one or two blocks

We prepare the fixes for you. Remediation is sold in fixed 20-hour blocks at £1,500, so you know the cost before we start.
You choose which findings go into the block; nothing is fixed without your say-so
If an item runs bigger than estimated, we stop and tell you. We never quietly bill through it

Stage 3

Monitoring

£300per month

Available after a review and remediation sprint, under separate terms agreed at the time

Scheduled monthly re-scan of your application
A human reviews the results, not automated alert dumps
Larger work scoped as a sprint block, so you always know the cost first
Not currently open to new clients. We will confirm availability and terms once we have completed your remediation sprint.

We are not VAT registered, so nothing is added to these figures. The price you see is the price you pay. No hourly meters, no surprise invoices.

Each stage follows only if and when you want it. You are never committed to the next one, and nothing is scanned until you have signed a written authorisation naming the systems in scope.

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Who you'll be working with

You work directly with the people doing the work. No sales team, no account managers, no handoffs. The same people who review your code and write your report are the ones you speak to, from first call to final fix. That matters when you're handing over access to your code and data.

Amirali Khezrey

Co-founder

Amirali runs scoping, prioritisation and communication on every engagement. He agrees exactly what is in scope before any work starts, and keeps you across findings and progress from the first call to sign-off.

Shyueb Sediqi

Co-founder

Shyueb runs the review and remediation side of each engagement and is a direct point of contact from the first call to the final report. No handoffs, no black boxes.