From $500
External Attack Surface
Find risky public exposure across approved domains, IPs, exposed services, admin surfaces, TLS/header posture, DNS, and email controls.
Discuss external scopeFocused security assessments for growing teams
LFMSecurity reviews approved exposure and returns a prioritized fix plan.
Services
Choose the review that matches the risk surface: public exposure, application behavior, or internal access posture. Each assessment stays inside scope and ends with examples, evidence, and prioritized fixes.
From $500
Find risky public exposure across approved domains, IPs, exposed services, admin surfaces, TLS/header posture, DNS, and email controls.
Discuss external scopeFrom $1,000
Review approved apps and APIs for authentication, authorization, tenant boundaries, business logic, input handling, and workflow abuse.
Discuss app scopeFrom $2,000
Review approved internal ranges, identity posture, shares, permissions, weak protocols, legacy services, and configuration exposure.
Discuss internal scopeScope review
Use the form to outline the right service line, assets, business goal, timing, and testing boundaries needed for an assessment plan.
External Attack Surface, Web Application Security, Internal Security Assessment, or a phased combination.
Assets, exclusions, credentials, testing window, and stop contact.
Report depth, finding format, validation criteria, and timing.
Deliverable
Reports are written for business owners, technical leads, and implementers: objectives, scope, assessment summary, findings, evidence, impact, remediation, and validation criteria.
How engagements work
Pricing
Initial scopes start at the prices below. Final pricing depends on asset count, application complexity, user roles, internal access, urgency, and retest needs.
Public exposure review for approved domains, IPs, and unauthenticated web surfaces.
Authenticated application and API review with safe test accounts and defined workflows.
Assessment for approved networks, identity posture, and configuration risk.
FAQ
A concise report with scope, methodology, findings, evidence, business impact, remediation guidance, validation criteria, and a consolidated remediation appendix.
Only when production assets are explicitly authorized and the testing limits are agreed in advance.
No. The default packages avoid phishing, password spraying, denial-of-service, destructive testing, and unmanaged automation.
Yes, with client-provided safe test accounts, written authorization, and approved testing boundaries.