Cyber insurance or vendor review
Use the $49 Trust Scan when a broker, vendor, or client asks for a basic website/security assessment you can forward.
Insurance pageI run an outside check on your website, then turn the findings into a short, ranked report you can send to your broker, web person, vendor, or IT contact. No fearmongering, no 40-page PDF.
Most owners do not need a security lecture. They need a clean answer to a specific trust problem.
Use the $49 Trust Scan when a broker, vendor, or client asks for a basic website/security assessment you can forward.
Insurance pageAdd a plain-English trust/security report to client launches without building a security practice inside the agency.
Agency pageFree tools are useful. From The Scope turns their raw warnings into a ranked fix list a business owner can understand.
Compare optionsEvery report covers the checks below using industry-standard scanners. Anyone can run a tool. The work is reading the output, separating noise from what actually puts your business at risk, and writing fixes your web person or IT can apply the same day.
Most security firms hand you a binder of CVE numbers and risk matrices, then disappear. I send you a one-page summary, a ranked list of findings, and the exact words to forward to your web person or IT.
What a visitor and their browser actually see: the trust signals, the warnings, the small details that quietly make someone leave.
SSL config, security headers, exposed APIs, CORS issues, broken redirects, and anything that triggers a browser warning or kills trust.
Ranked by severity, with a copy-paste "send this to your web person or IT" box for every finding.
Security headers are missing, the URL keeps flipping between www and non-www, the phone number's hard to tap on mobile, and the menu is a stale PDF. Most visitors on a phone won't stick around long enough to call.
Pick one HTTPS domain and redirect everything to it. Replace the PDF menu with a real web page. Add a sticky call/order bar on mobile.
Better311 is a public, no-login property report tool for San Francisco and Oakland. It turns official 311 datasets into owner-friendly reports with address search, recent cases, resolution windows, and city-specific context.
That matters here because From The Scope reports are built the same way: public signals, careful review, and plain-English fixes people can act on.
Built with official DataSF and Oakland Open Data feeds, lightweight static pages, and a daily refresh pipeline.
Short answers. No fine print.
24 to 48 hours, usually. If I have room in the queue, I can often turn it around same day.
Nope. I only check what a regular visitor and the browser can already see from outside.
You still get the report. It'll say so, point out the polish items, and skip the made-up problems. I'd rather you trust me with the next one than oversell this one.
No. It's a quick outside look. If you need something that actively tests your defenses, the Deep Audit is a different service with a signed scope agreement before any work starts.
The Deep Audit actively tests your site's defenses, manually verifies every finding, and gives you proof. $349 for a standard single-site audit.
$49 for a one-time report, or $29/month to keep watching it. No fine print, no surprise charges.