One scan. One report. Zero fluff. An external assessment of your business by a working network security engineer — 500+ audits behind me, no vendor pitch.
In the last 13 days, CISA's KEV catalog gained 9 actively exploited flaws across 6 vendors — NetScaler twice, FortiMail, Cisco SD-WAN Manager, F5, Check Point, Arista. Most of them sit on the perimeter: exactly where a small business is most exposed and least watched.
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Three things. All of them useful.
I scan your public-facing infrastructure the way an attacker would:
Every issue rated and explained in plain language:
No 400-item dump. An AI agent verifies each finding against your live setup, so you get only what matters — no false positives.
A single page you can hand to your owner, board, or insurer:
This is an actual one-pager — generated from a full scan of riskbits.net (my own site). Same format, same depth as what you'd get:
After payment you'll land on a 30-second confirmation form. The clock starts when you submit it.
A full day of my work — most consultants charge more per hour. Nothing wrong? You get a clean, dated report: evidence you checked.
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A free scanner tells you one thing about one surface. This is a full external assessment — every port, subdomain and certificate, plus a vulnerability scan with 9,000+ templates — verified by an AI agent and reviewed by me. You get a judgment, not a number.
A professional pipeline, not a single script: port and service discovery (Naabu), vulnerability scanning with Nuclei's 9,000+ templates and the OpenVAS database, plus TLS and header checks. An AI agent verifies each finding against your live setup before it reaches the report — then I review everything myself. You get my judgment, not raw scanner output.
No. This is an external assessment — I scan from the internet, like any visitor or attacker would. No credentials, no agents installed, no internal access.
You get a clean report. That's worth something too: dated, signed evidence that you checked — useful for insurers, clients, and compliance conversations.
Yes — email me the list and I'll quote a multi-client rate. Reply to hello@riskbits.net.
The report is the product. If I find things worth fixing, they're in the report with the fix described. Whether you do them yourself or hire someone is your call.
I'm Ionut-Robert Sandu — a working network security engineer, 10+ years in the field and 500+ audits behind me. This is my own product: I run every check myself, and the report carries my name.