Security testing for startups that ship fast

The problem: security without a security team

An early-stage startup ships features every week and has no one whose job is security. The usual answer is a manual penetration test once a year, which costs thousands of euros, takes weeks to schedule and describes a version of the product that no longer exists by the time the report arrives.

Meanwhile the questions come anyway: a customer sends a security questionnaire, an investor asks about due diligence, a prospect wants a recent report. SecuProbe is built for that gap between doing nothing and paying for a full audit.

A first answer in 60 seconds

Enter your URL and SecuProbe returns a SecuScore from 0 to 100 in under a minute. The quick scan reads what your site exposes publicly: security headers, SSL/TLS configuration, the technologies it detects and the domain information.

The score is explained line by line. You see which checks passed, which failed and how much each one weighs, so the number is a starting point for work rather than a verdict.

Deeper tests on the domains you own

Once you have verified a domain with a DNS record or a file, SecuProbe can run active tests against it: SQL injection, cross-site scripting, CSRF, CORS misconfiguration, exposed sensitive files, weak authentication settings and other OWASP Top 10 categories.

Verification exists to protect everyone. No active test ever runs on a domain whose ownership has not been proven, which means SecuProbe cannot be used against you by someone else.

Fixes written for developers

Each vulnerability comes with a severity, a plain-language explanation and a remediation guide: what to change, where, and an example. A developer who has never worked on security can read a finding and open a pull request the same day.

After the fix, launch a new scan and compare it with the previous one to confirm that the issue is closed and that nothing else has regressed.

Proof you can share

SecuProbe generates a PDF report that you can send to a customer, an investor or an auditor. You can also share a read-only link to a report without giving access to your account.

The scan history shows how your score has changed over time, which is often the most convincing answer to a security questionnaire: not a claim, but a record.

Security that follows your releases

As the team grows, connect SecuProbe to the pipeline. The GitHub Action scans every deployment and can fail the build on critical findings, and scheduled scans watch the domain between releases.

You start on the free plan with no credit card. When you need full vulnerability details, PDF reports or automation, you upgrade without changing tools.

What SecuProbe does not do

SecuProbe is an automated scanner. It does not test social engineering, phishing, physical security or the business logic that is specific to your product. For those, a human penetration tester remains the right choice, and SecuProbe makes that engagement shorter by clearing the technical findings first.