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Vulnerability Scan & Fix Report — Fixed Price

A validated, risk-ranked list of what to fix first, with the fix steps. From $199 · 1-day delivery.

Common signs: scanner reports full of noise and no idea what matters. Usual causes: outdated software, open ports and misconfigurations. What we do: scan, manually validate and rank by real risk. What you get: a short fix list with steps and a retest.

Our vulnerability scan and fix report finds the security weaknesses in your website, API, server and cloud setup, removes the false positives, and gives you a short list of what to fix first. A Codersarts security engineer scans your systems, validates every finding by hand and writes the fix steps. Fixed price from $199 with 1-day delivery.




Vulnerability Scan at a Glance


Item

Details

Starting price

$199 for one app and server

Delivery

1 day for a standard scan

Covers

Web app, API, servers, open ports, TLS and cloud settings

Validation

Every finding confirmed manually, false positives removed

Ranking

Severity, exploitability and business impact

What you get

A ranked fix list with step-by-step fixes

Retest

Retest of fixed Critical and High findings



What Is a Vulnerability Scan and Fix Report?


A vulnerability scan uses automated tools to find known weaknesses, such as outdated software, open ports, weak encryption and misconfigurations. A fix report adds the part tools can't do: manually checking each finding, removing false positives, ranking what's really exploitable, and explaining how to fix it in your setup.


Signs You Need a Vulnerability Scan


  • A free scanner gave you hundreds of results and no clear priorities

  • You've never scanned your servers or website

  • A customer asked for recent scan results

  • Your server or framework hasn't been updated in months

  • You're preparing for SOC 2, ISO 27001 or PCI DSS



Where Vulnerabilities Usually Come From


Outdated software

Old operating systems, web servers, frameworks and plugins with published vulnerabilities.


Exposed services

Databases, admin panels and SSH open to the whole internet.


Weak encryption settings

Old TLS versions, weak ciphers and expired certificates.


Misconfigured cloud resources

Public storage buckets and over-permissive firewall rules.


Missing security headers

No protection against clickjacking, content sniffing or cross-site scripting.



Quick Checks You Can Try First


  1. Update your server's operating system packages and your framework to the latest patch version.

  2. Close database and admin ports to the internet, or limit them to known IPs.

  3. Check your SSL setup with a free TLS test and disable TLS 1.0 and 1.1.

  4. Turn off directory listing and debug mode in production.


If the problem remains, our engineers take it from there.



How We Scan and Report


  1. Scope. We agree domains, IPs and cloud accounts in writing.

  2. Scan. We run network, web and configuration scans, authenticated where possible.

  3. Validate. We confirm findings manually and remove false positives.

  4. Rank. We score each finding by severity, exposure and business impact.

  5. Report. We write a short fix list with steps for your stack.

  6. Retest. We confirm fixed Critical and High findings are closed.



What You Get


  • A validated list of vulnerabilities, false positives removed

  • A risk rating for each: Critical, High, Medium or Low

  • Step-by-step fixes for your servers and stack

  • A plain-language summary for managers or customers

  • A retest of fixed Critical and High findings


Example result (illustrative)

A scanner flagged 240 issues on a startup's server. After validation, 7 were real and 2 were critical: an exposed database port and an outdated web server. Both were fixed the same day and confirmed on retest.



What Is Included and Not Included


Included

Not included

One web app, its API and up to two servers

Large networks or many environments

Network, web and TLS scanning

Manual penetration testing

Manual validation and risk ranking

Applying all fixes for you (available separately)

Fix steps and one retest

Ongoing monthly scanning (available as a retainer)



Pricing for a Vulnerability Scan


Package

Best for

Starting at

Delivery

Standard scan

One app, its API and up to two servers

$199

1 day

Full scan

App, API, servers and one cloud account

$599

3 days

Retest only

Confirm fixes from an earlier report

$29

24 hours


You get a fixed quote after we review your setup. You approve the scope before any payment.




Who This Is For


  • Startups that have never scanned their systems

  • Small businesses running their own servers

  • Teams that need scan evidence for a customer or audit

  • Agencies checking client sites before handover

  • Founders who got a scary scanner report and need it explained



What We Need From You


  • Domains, IP addresses and any cloud accounts in scope

  • Written authorization to scan

  • Test logins if you want authenticated scanning

  • Any known issues or past reports


Code and data privacy

We sign an NDA on request, work with read-only access wherever possible, and never keep copies of your data after delivery. You own all code, reports and notes.



Key Terms Explained


  • CVE: a public ID for a known vulnerability, such as CVE-2024-12345

  • CVSS: a 0 to 10 severity score for vulnerabilities

  • False positive: a scanner result that isn't actually a vulnerability

  • Authenticated scan: a scan that logs in, so it can see more of the app



Common Mistakes We Avoid


  • Handing over raw scanner output without checking it

  • Ranking by CVSS score alone and ignoring exposure

  • Scanning production at full speed without agreeing limits

  • Skipping the retest after fixes



Need More Than One Fix?


Need wider coverage or regular assessments? See Vulnerability Assessment for full assessments across apps, APIs and cloud.


Related Tasks




Frequently Asked Questions


What is the difference between a vulnerability scan and a penetration test?

A scan finds known weaknesses with tools, then we validate them. A penetration test is a deeper manual attack that chains weaknesses together.

At least quarterly, and after major releases or infrastructure changes.

Scans are rate-limited and scheduled with you. We prefer staging for intensive checks.

Yes. We can apply the fixes as a separate package and then retest.



Get a Fix List You Can Act On Today


Skip the 300-page scanner export. Share your domains and servers, and a Codersarts security engineer will send back what matters and how to fix it.


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