How can we help secure your applications today?
Everything you need to launch authorized security audits, whitelist firewall rules, automate compliance checks, and triage vulnerability reports.
Continuous DAST Scanning & Attack Surface Intelligence
WeSecureX is an enterprise-grade cybersecurity intelligence platform combining dynamic application security testing (DAST), automated perimeter asset discovery, and compliance verification into a unified dashboard.
- OWASP Top 10 Dynamic Probes: Uncover SQL injection, stored XSS, SSRF, and broken access controls with confirmed HTTP proof evidence.
- External Attack Surface Recon: Discover rogue subdomains, open ports, and unvetted third-party JavaScript tags via Surface Recon.
- Compliance Assurance: Verify technical controls for GDPR Article 32, PCI DSS v4.0, and SOC 2 Type II.
$ wesecurex scan --target api.production.internal --profile full
[00:01] Target reachability: HTTP 200 OK (TLS 1.3, ALPN h2)
[00:04] Security Headers: HSTS, CSP (script-src 'self'), X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff
[00:09] Attack Surface Recon: 13 subdomains cataloged, 0 shadow routes
[00:15] OWASP Top 10 Probes: SQLi [PASSED] · XSS [PASSED] · SSRF [PASSED]
[00:22] Warning: Cookie 'session_id' missing SameSite=Strict attribute (Auto-patched)
[00:30] Final Audit: Overall Posture 88/100 (Grade A) - Zero Critical Findings
Launch Your First Security Audit in 4 Steps
Target Selection
Enter your authorized apex domain or FQDN in the Scan Console. You can audit apex domains, subdomains, or REST endpoints.
Choose Profile
Select from Quick (headers & SSL), Recon (assets & ports), Full Security (OWASP Top 10), or API Audit based on your testing goals.
WAF Allowlisting
If using Cloudflare, AWS WAF, or Nginx ModSecurity, add our user agent WeSecureX-DAST-Audit to avoid synthetic rate-limiting blocks.
Triage & Rescan
Inspect confirmed CVSS findings in the Vulnerability Manager, copy verified remediation code, and rescan immediately.
In-Depth Engineering Blueprints & Checklists
Vulnerability Scanning & DAST
OWASP Top 10 web application testing, SQL injection defense, XSS mitigation, and CI/CD automation.
Compliance & Security Engineering
GDPR Article 32 architectures, PCI DSS v4.0 script governance, and SOC 2 Type II audit readiness.
SEO Intelligence & Headers
Core Web Vitals, security header impacts on Google Page Experience, robots.txt RFC 9309, and JSON-LD schema.
Web Security Basics
Foundational cybersecurity guides: HTTPS encryption, secure session cookies, CSRF tokens, and MFA.
Emerging Cyber Threats 2026
AI agent security, prompt injection defense, API supply-chain vulnerabilities, and post-quantum cryptography.
Firewall & WAF Allowlisting Configuration
Ensure scan requests are not flagged as malicious bot traffic by edge firewalls.
Frequently Asked Support Questions
How do I whitelist WeSecureX scanner IP addresses and user agents in my firewall?▼
WeSecureX scans originate from designated cloud worker nodes. To prevent Cloudflare, AWS WAF, Akamai, or Nginx ModSecurity from rate-limiting or blocking active probes, allowlist our designated User-Agent header 'WeSecureX-DAST-Audit/2.4' or configure a custom verification token header in your scan profile settings.
What is the difference between Quick, Recon, Full Security, and API Scans?▼
Quick Scans audit standard perimeter hygiene (SSL/TLS ciphers, DNS records, and security headers). Recon Scans map subdomains, open ports, and technologies. Full Security Scans execute active OWASP Top 10 web injection vectors (XSS, SQLi, SSRF, CORS). API Scans audit OpenAPI/Swagger definitions and REST endpoints for broken object-level authorization (BOLA) and logic flaws.
Can running an automated vulnerability scan degrade production website performance?▼
WeSecureX employs adaptive rate-limiting, polite request intervals, and non-destructive payloads designed for live production infrastructure. However, for deep injection fuzzing or legacy backend databases, we recommend scheduling scans during off-peak windows or running against staging environments.
How does WeSecureX prevent false positive vulnerability findings?▼
Every high and critical vulnerability report includes verifiable HTTP evidence: the exact request payload sent and the exact response headers, DOM reflection, or status code returned. Users can also click 'Flag as False Positive' in the Vulnerability Manager to train custom suppression rules.
How do credit consumption rules work across different scan profiles?▼
Quick scans consume 10 credits, Recon scans 15 credits, Full Security scans 20 credits, and REST API scans 25 credits. Plan credits are added after each successful monthly charge. Credit packs can be bought anytime and do not change the plan.
How do I verify domain ownership to authorize deep vulnerability scans?▼
To ensure ethical and authorized testing, deep scans require domain authorization. You can verify domain ownership instantly by adding a TXT DNS record to your DNS provider or uploading a verification token file (`/.well-known/wesecurex-challenge.txt`) to your web root.
Need Direct Cybersecurity Engineering Assistance?
Our security researchers can help with custom WAF rules, false positive triage verification, private network scans, and enterprise compliance reporting.