Website and app surface
Public pages, forms, account flows, auth surfaces, exposed routes, CMS areas and product states that may create avoidable risk.
Industry · Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity audit for websites, apps and launch-ready products.
99 Francs® reviews your product surface, finds weak and vulnerable areas, and hands over prioritized findings your team can fix.
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Audit report
Risk summary
Critical
0 openHigh
3 reviewMedium
8 fixScope gaps
2 noted48h
Typical first findings window
Direct answer
We do cybersecurity audits that identify weak spots, exposed risks and vulnerable flows.
The output is a prioritized report, not vague advice: what looks risky, why it matters, where it sits in the product, what to fix first and when to bring in a deeper security specialist.
Audit areas
We look for the places where product teams usually leak risk.
The audit is practical: user-facing surfaces, risky flows, access assumptions, integrations and launch-readiness gaps.
User data and access
Permission logic, role boundaries, sensitive user journeys, account recovery, admin entry points and data exposure risks.
Frontend and integration risk
Client-side leaks, unsafe third-party scripts, tracking setup, API exposure, webhook assumptions and integration weak points.
Launch readiness
Practical security gaps that should be fixed before launch, investor demos, paid traffic, onboarding or public product announcements.
Weak spots
A clear list of exposed, fragile or risky areas in the product, website, flows, integrations or operational setup.
Risk priority
Each issue is grouped by severity and business impact so the team knows what to fix first.
Remediation notes
Practical recommendations for product, design, frontend, backend or operations teams to reduce the risk.
Scope boundaries
We clearly mark what was reviewed, what was not reviewed and when a deeper penetration test or specialist security team is needed.
Audit process
From product scope to prioritized findings.
Define audit scope
We identify the website, app, flows, roles, admin surfaces, integrations and sensitive actions that should be reviewed.
Review weak points
We inspect the user-facing product, common security failure points, risky flows, exposed surfaces and launch readiness issues.
Hand over findings
You get a prioritized audit report with vulnerable areas, practical fixes, severity notes and recommended next steps.
A cybersecurity audit is a structured review of a website, app or product surface to find weak spots, exposed risks, vulnerable flows and security issues that should be fixed before they become business problems.
99 Francs delivers a prioritized findings report: weak spots, vulnerable areas, severity, business impact, remediation notes and clear scope boundaries for what was reviewed.
No. This is an audit and product-security review, not a full penetration test, exploit engagement, SOC service, incident response or compliance certification. If deeper testing is needed, we will flag it in the findings.
It is useful for founders, SaaS teams, Web3 products, AI apps, marketing sites and product teams preparing for launch, redesign, investor review, public traffic or a handoff to engineering.