Plain-English report
Every finding with severity, business impact, proof and the exact fix.
Methodology
The Zero-Leak method: a transparent process, mapped to the OWASP API Security Top 10, driven by one question — what would leak, and how fast? Written authorization first, always.
We agree exactly what's in scope and you authorize it in writing. No target is touched without it.
I map your real surface — Supabase, APIs, auth, Stripe, secrets — the way an attacker enumerates it.
Manual testing where SaaS actually breaks: RLS, broken access control, exposed secrets, payment logic.
I safely demonstrate real impact — like retrieving the customer list — so severity isn't a debate.
A founder-readable report: what's broken, the proof, the business impact, and the exact fix — prioritized.
I walk your team through the fixes, then re-test them for free and confirm the hole is closed.
Deliverables
Every finding with severity, business impact, proof and the exact fix.
If your data can be pulled, I show you exactly how — and how to stop it.
Ranked by real risk, written for the people who'll actually ship them.
Anything critical is flagged the day I find it — never held back for the report.
Proof your fixes actually closed the hole — not just a promise.
What each finding means for your GDPR / CNIL exposure, in real terms.
Standards & stakes
I test against recognized references — and I spell out the real stakes. A hole closed means no leak → no GDPR/CNIL → no fine → customer trust intact → you can go after bigger accounts.
The reference for the API and access-control bugs that leak SaaS data.
The classic web application risk baseline every SaaS should meet.
A customer-data leak means CNIL exposure: fines and reputation damage.
Everything runs under your written authorization — nothing else, ever.
I'll send a redacted example so you know exactly what you get. And the guarantee holds: zero critical vulns found, the Zero-Leak audit is free.