Strengthen the controls your business actually depends on.
Start with a written website and infrastructure review, then harden what the evidence supports. No self-serve scan. Testing starts only after the hostnames, window, and emergency contact are written down.
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Three ways to start
Configuration review. Headers, TLS, DNS, email posture, and obvious exposed admin paths, plus a written fix list. This observes published configuration. It is not an exploit attempt.
Authorized assessment. Only after a signed scope names the exact hostnames, dates, permitted methods, exclusions, and an emergency contact. AskBuc uses qualified commercial tools under that permission. A contact form is not permission to test.
Hardening retainer. Agreed fixes are implemented and rechecked on a written schedule. Pricing is scoped after the first review. No public rate is listed until the systems are known.
The work
Identity and access review, Microsoft 365 and email posture, endpoint configuration, network boundaries, backup validation, and a website configuration review. Evidence is tied to the systems in scope.
What the engagement produces
A prioritized findings register, recommended actions, control ownership, and a plan for remediation or a separate specialist review. A failed check, timeout, or inaccessible page is recorded as incomplete, not as a pass.
How it starts
Send the business name, website, owner or authorized representative, and what you want reviewed. AskBuc confirms the written boundary before collecting evidence or running any active check.
Clear scope before commitment
This is not a certification, a penetration-test certificate, or proof of compliance. A version match is not proof that a weakness can be exploited. Incident forensics and continuous response coverage require a separate written arrangement.