WeSecureX confirms security issues on websites you own or are authorized to test, so you can prioritize real risk instead of theoretical severity.
Verified hosts and open assets on target domain
WeSecureX is an automated security assessment tool for websites and web applications you own or have written permission to test. It combines browser-based crawling, application checks, public attack-surface discovery, and evidence-based reporting in one scan workflow.
WeSecureX crawls reachable pages and examines forms, parameters, cookies, redirects, and browser-visible application behavior.
The scanner records the public services and transport configuration exposed by the verified target.
Assets found during discovery are organized around the target so teams can see what changed between authorized scans.
A useful scanner result must explain what happened, not only name a vulnerability. When a check is confirmed, WeSecureX keeps the evidence needed to review the result and route it to the person who can fix it.
You must verify ownership or authorization before active testing. Keep the target and any test account within the scope you are permitted to assess. Do not submit a third-party website simply because it is publicly reachable.
Automated checks cover the pages and behavior the scanner can reach. Login state, rate limits, bot protection, application logic, and network controls can affect coverage. A scan with no findings is not proof that a system has no vulnerabilities.
WeSecureX supports repeatable testing and remediation verification; it does not replace secure code review, threat modeling, or a manual penetration test when those activities are required.
The scanner is one part of the product. These are the modules you open after a website is saved: where the work starts, where evidence is reviewed, and where a later scan proves a fix.
Domains is where you add the websites WeSecureX is allowed to assess. A scan, SEO crawl, or report always starts from one of these saved hostnames.
Add the site, search the saved list, and open it when you are ready to scan. Optional API settings on a domain can supply a test account or object IDs so later API checks stay inside that application.
Scan runs the security assessment. You choose a saved domain and one profile: Quick, Standard, Recon, Security, API, or Full.
Quick checks reachability, headers, cookies, TLS, and email authentication. Standard adds in-scope page discovery. Recon maps hosts and URLs. Security and API run the deeper application checks, and Full combines recon, security, and API results into one run.
Attack Surface Map lists what the scan discovered on that site: URLs, APIs, JavaScript files, forms, and admin-looking paths.
Filter by type or search for a path. Use it to see which pages and endpoints were actually reached before you read individual findings.
Asset Inventory collects the hosts, subdomains, and services found around the websites you scan.
Review which discovered assets responded, group them by type, and send a host back to Scan when it needs its own assessment.
Vulnerability Findings is the working list of confirmed issues across your domains. Each row opens the affected location, severity, evidence, and remediation note.
Filter the list, export it as CSV, and open one finding when a developer needs the request and response that confirmed it.
Scan Diff compares two scans of the same website. It shows which findings are new, which remain, and which no longer appear after a fix.
Pick the earlier scan and the scan you ran after the change. Use the difference to confirm a fix or to catch a regression before release.
Scan History keeps completed scans so you can reopen a result, search past runs, or hand a report to the person who owns the fix.
Search by domain, open one completed scan, and export the history when you need a record of what was tested.
SEO Intelligence crawls a verified website for indexability issues. It checks titles, descriptions, headings, canonicals, status codes, robots.txt, and the XML sitemap.
Select the website and run the crawl. The result maps page relationships, flags conflicts, and compares the new crawl with the previous SEO scan.
Security Analytics summarizes posture across the scans you have already run. It is a reporting view, not a separate scanner.
Switch between 7 days, 8 weeks, and all time to see finding volume, remediation movement, and attack-surface trends for your saved websites.
WeSecureX reviews websites you own or are authorized to test, then turns confirmed findings into fixes.
Find subdomains, APIs, and forgotten hosts on domains you are authorized to assess.
We combine specialized detection engines to audit web apps, infrastructure, APIs, and containers in a single execution pipeline.
Spend less time chasing false positives. High and critical reports include the HTTP request and response that confirmed the finding.
Generate executive summaries for board leadership and code-level remediation guides for engineering teams 90% faster.
Checks for websites and APIs you own or are authorized to test.
Automated checks for websites you own or are authorized to test, including common injection flaws, cross-site scripting, and unsafe server settings.
Reviews REST and GraphQL APIs you are authorized to test, and reports access-control and configuration weaknesses.
List subdomains and related hosts for domains you are authorized to assess, and keep that inventory up to date.
Watch a sample review of a website the account is authorized to test.
You point WeSecureX at a website you own or are allowed to test. It crawls that site, keeps a finding only when the response confirms it, and gives you a report you can fix and scan again.
Add a website you own or are authorized to test. WeSecureX asks you to confirm that authorization before any check runs, then records the hostname as the scan target.
WeSecureX loads the site in a browser, follows the pages and forms it can reach, and lists the URLs and inputs it will test. JavaScript-rendered pages are included when the browser can open them.
Runs safe checks on websites you are authorized to test and reports a finding only when the response confirms it.
Export the findings as a PDF, apply the fix in your own application, and run WeSecureX again on the same site. The next report shows whether that finding is still present.
Create an account, add the hostname, and complete the check that the site is yours to test. WeSecureX will not start a scan until that step is done. The target you save is the only site that scan is allowed to touch.
When you start the scan, WeSecureX opens the site, follows links and forms it can reach, and sends safe test requests to those inputs. A row appears in your findings list only if the site’s response matches the check. Each confirmed row stores the request and the response so your team can reproduce it without guessing.
The fix happens in your application or server config, not inside WeSecureX. After you deploy it, run the same target again. Use the new report next to the previous one. If the finding is gone, that issue is closed for this scan. If it is still listed, the response still matches and the fix did not land.
The report is the list of confirmed findings for that scan, with the evidence and a short remediation note mapped to the weakness type. You can export it as a PDF for the person who will make the change. It is a record of what this scan observed on your site. It is not a letter grade, a compliance certificate, or a promise that every possible weakness was found.
WeSecureX is automated testing of the running website. It does not replace a manual penetration test, and a report with no findings does not mean the site is safe against every attack. Scan only sites you own or are authorized to test, fix what the evidence shows, and scan again when the site changes.
Vulnerability assessment and compliance checks for websites you own or are authorized to test.
Deeply traverses client-side rendered Single Page Applications (React, Vue, Next.js), analyzes DOM state changes, and catalogs authenticated REST & GraphQL routes.
Reduces triage noise by confirming a finding against the normal response before it is reported.
Checks authorized websites for common weaknesses such as injection, cross-site scripting, unsafe server settings, and known vulnerable software.
Automate recurring security scans on daily or weekly schedules. Get alerted immediately if critical vulnerabilities or regressions appear.
A risk score uses asset importance and finding severity so leadership can see which authorized sites need attention first.
Find unmanaged subdomains, forgotten cloud storage, and exposed admin pages on domains you are authorized to assess.
Trigger automated regression scans in your staging pipeline. Automatically fail pull requests that introduce new high or critical vulnerabilities.
Every confirmed finding includes exact line-of-code patches, hardened web server configuration snippets, and developer guidance to resolve issues fast.
Track how quickly findings are fixed, how severity changes, and which authorized domains are exposed over time.
Continuous multi-month historical trend
Experience how WeSecureX consolidates asset discovery, vulnerability proofing, and executive reporting in a single interface.
Start free with welcome credits. Scale monthly scan credits as your perimeter grows.
Free Community scanning to try authorized checks.
Monthly credits for regular authorized security checks.
Full scan types, extra seats, and monthly credit refill.
Higher credits and a team workspace.
Highest monthly credits, concurrent capacity, and support.
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Yes. Community starts with 15 welcome credits. Adding a website costs 5 credits, and scans spend credits from the same wallet. No credit card is required. Paid plans add a monthly credit refill and higher scan limits, managed on the Plan page.
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