Difae runs an automated security scan of your website — SSL/TLS configuration, security headers, an OWASP baseline, exposed ports and services (nmap), and known vulnerability signatures (nikto) — then delivers a plain-language PDF report with every finding rated by severity and paired with a fix.
Most small businesses have no idea what's exposed on their own site.
Manual security audits are expensive and slow.
Vulnerabilities sit unpatched for months, unnoticed.
A single exposed endpoint can be the whole breach.
Every claim here maps to something the scanner actually runs. No made-up coverage.
We validate the certificate and inspect how TLS is configured on your host.
Why it matters: an expired, mismatched, or weakly-configured certificate breaks trust in the browser and can leave traffic open to interception.
We check for the HTTP response headers that harden a site — HSTS, content-type, framing, and referrer controls among them.
Why it matters: missing headers are the difference between a blocked attack and a successful clickjacking, injection, or downgrade.
A baseline pass over the everyday web weaknesses drawn from the OWASP common-issue set.
Why it matters: most real-world compromises exploit the same well-known basics — not exotic zero-days.
An nmap sweep maps the ports and services exposed to the public internet on your host.
Why it matters: a forgotten admin panel, database port, or dev service left open is one of the fastest routes into a network.
Nikto scans for known vulnerable files, outdated components, and dangerous default configurations.
Why it matters: attackers automate exactly this — scanning the internet for known signatures. Difae finds them first.
Send us the site you want scanned. We confirm scope and get started — nothing to install on your side.
The automated scan runs SSL/TLS, header, OWASP baseline, nmap, and nikto checks against your target.
Every result is analyzed and sorted by severity — critical through informational — with the noise stripped out.
You receive a clear PDF: what was found, how serious it is, and the exact steps to fix each issue.
An illustrative excerpt built from the real report structure — severity ratings, finding, and remediation. Target details are redacted; findings shown are representative categories, not any specific client.
| Severity | Check | Finding | Recommendation |
|---|---|---|---|
| HIGH | nikto | Outdated server component with a known vulnerable signature detected. | Update the affected component to a supported version and remove the version banner from responses. |
| MEDIUM | headers | Strict-Transport-Security (HSTS) header not set. | Add an HSTS header so browsers force HTTPS and block protocol-downgrade attempts. |
| MEDIUM | nmap | Non-essential service port reachable from the public internet. | Firewall the port or bind the service to localhost / a private network. |
| LOW | headers | X-Content-Type-Options header missing. | Set nosniff to stop the browser from MIME-type guessing on responses. |
| INFO | ssl/tls | Certificate valid; expires within the renewal window. | No action required now — confirm auto-renewal is configured before expiry. |
Every finding in your report includes the check that produced it, a severity rating, and a plain-language fix.
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Difae Full Security Report — $149 · Difae Continuous Monitoring — $49/month. Prices as listed in the V-Architect AI store.
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The scan is automated end-to-end, so you're not waiting weeks for a consultant's calendar to open up. Submit a URL, get a report.
You get a readable report — findings, severity, and fixes — not a raw dump of scanner output you'd need a security engineer to interpret.
Difae is built and run by V-Architect AI — the same team that builds and operates its own autonomous production systems. We run what we sell.
Send us your site. We'll confirm scope and get your security report moving.