What do I receive from the Security Audit?

From the Security Audit you receive a prioritized, plain-English remediation plan. For every issue we set out three things clearly:

• What is exposed. The specific weakness, described so you can recognise it in your own shop.
• How serious it is, a clear severity rating, so a minor hardening suggestion is never confused with a genuine emergency.
• Exactly what to fix first, the concrete next step, with practical detail rather than a vague warning.

Critical issues, anything actively exploitable, are flagged at the very top with concrete steps, so the most dangerous problems are impossible to miss and there is no ambiguity about where to begin. This ordering matters: in security, the sequence you act in is often the difference between a contained problem and a serious incident.

Hardening for the future, not just a one-off patch

Beyond fixing what is wrong today, you also receive practical hardening recommendations aimed at making the shop more resilient going forward. These typically cover:

• Two-factor authentication on back-office accounts.
• Admin lockdown. Tightening who can reach the back office and how.
• Backup policy. Ensuring you have recent, tested, genuinely restorable backups.

The intent is that the store ends up more secure as a standing posture, not merely patched once and left to drift back into the same exposure. The plan is written so you or your developer can act on it directly, with the urgent items unmistakably separated from the longer-term improvements.