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Cybersecurity · International team

Cybersecurity for business

For companies: a pentest, penetration testing, a site audit and 24/7 monitoring. For people: cybersecurity training. A contract, written permission for a test, a report and a retest.

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What cybersecurity means for a company

For a company, cybersecurity is order around the site, mail and access: who can sign in, what is visible from outside, whether a working copy exists, and who finds out if the page becomes someone else's overnight. Information security sits here too: personal data in forms, roles in the account area, updates.

Mandatory requirements and certification come from regulators and accredited bodies in your country. A company orders a commercial check separately. Lexora does pentests, audits, monitoring and training under contract. We do not issue compliance certificates and we do not claim the status of an accredited body.

People looking for a profession, not a site check, need a different door. Lexora cybersecurity courses cover the practice: mail, access, a report, the first hour of an incident. This is training, not a university programme and not a job promise.

Cybersecurity training

Three formats. A session for staff, an intro course for people entering the subject, and a report walkthrough for the owner.

A day for the company

One day online, up to 12 people. Email, passwords, access, and where to write if the site starts behaving oddly.

Intro course

Four sessions. The site, mail, backups, and the difference between an audit, a pentest and monitoring. Practice on examples we prepare. Other people's systems stay untouched.

For the owner

How to read a report: severity, what to fix first, when a pentest is needed and when an audit is enough.

A Lexora course. We do not issue a university diploma or an accredited certification at the end.

Syllabus and signup

Website pentest and penetration testing

Penetration testing checks whether a specific scenario works. We do it under a contract and written permission. We quote after the boundaries are described. Usually 1-3 weeks, then a retest.

Site, API and roles

Someone else's order, an admin login, an action without permission. A scanner only hints. We confirm the finding by hand.

External perimeter

What is visible from the internet: the site, mail, exposed services on the agreed list.

Internal scope

From a staff account or the office network, usually remote. On-site work is discussed separately.

White, gray and black box

With source, with some accounts, or with only the addresses in the contract. Staff mailings and entry to a guarded site stay out of this scope.

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Cybersecurity roles

Analyst

Looks at the current state: access, updates, alerts. Closer to an audit and to monitoring.

Pentester

Under the owner's permission, checks whether a scenario works and describes the finding so it can be closed.

Monitoring

Stays on after the test is over: night, weekends, a page that is no longer yours.

Employers publish the vacancies. We teach the practice of these roles and take companies on as work. We do not publish a salary band of our own: it depends on level and workplace.

Why clients order security checks from us

Attack experience

A website pentest and reverse engineering are part of the check: we look at how someone actually gets in, not at a vendor checklist. We work remotely with companies in Europe, North America and beyond.

SOC-grade tooling

Suricata, Elastic, Grafana and our own scripts - monitoring and analysis on a real stack, not in words.

Readable reports

After a pentest or a website security audit you get findings with severity, reproduction steps and a fix order.

Follow-up

After the check we help close the vulnerabilities and verify the fixes again - cybersecurity does not end with a PDF.

Cybersecurity for business: website pentest and infrastructure audit

Website pentests and web security audits for companies in Europe, North America and beyond: agreed scope, a severity-ranked report with a fix plan, and a retest. A basic audit is free for new clients; 24/7 threat monitoring is a subscription.

Technologies

SuricataSuricata
ElasticElastic
AcunetixAcunetix
WiresharkWireshark
GrafanaGrafana
OWASPOWASP
SonarQubeSonarQube
KaliKali
SnykSnyk
NmapNmap

Process

  1. 01

    Request

    Goals, scope and timeline for a pentest or audit.

    We agree what is in scope - website, perimeter or both - why, and by when. The website pentest and infrastructure security audit stay aimed at the risk that matters.

  2. 02

    Audit · pentest

    Website pentest and infrastructure vulnerability assessment.

    We look for a way in, a leak and a break. Code, services and infrastructure in one pass.

  3. 03

    Report

    Risk prioritisation and evidence for each finding.

    Findings are ordered by risk: what to close right after a website pentest, and what can wait without critical damage.

  4. 04

    Recommendations

    Remediation plan and roadmap for your team.

    Not a list of problems. A sequence: what to do, in which order, and why - so cybersecurity becomes a plan, not a scare.

  5. 05

    Implementation

    Help closing vulnerabilities and a re-check.

    We help close the findings and check that the fix holds, not only that it is marked done. 24/7 monitoring can follow if needed.

After delivery

Consultations · Monitoring · Support

What's included

Report · Recommendations · Retest

Who our checks are useful for

Online stores

Payment integrations and personal data are a high-risk zone. We run a website pentest before others do.

Financial sector

Heightened requirements for transaction and data protection. Infrastructure security audits and monitoring aligned with regulatory practices.

Small business

A quick website and office infrastructure audit: closing basic attack vectors without an oversized budget.

Product teams

Reverse engineering and analysis of mobile and desktop apps before release.

Cybersecurity FAQ

Is a website pentest legal?

Yes, within a contract and written permission from the resource owner. We follow responsible disclosure principles and never go beyond the agreed scope.

What does the audit report include?

Prioritized vulnerabilities with severity ratings, reproduction steps, remediation recommendations and a re-check of the fixes.

How long does a website pentest or audit take?

A website audit takes 3-5 days, a website pentest 1-3 weeks depending on the perimeter. An infrastructure security audit is sized by nodes and segments. Urgent checks - by agreement.

Is the website audit really free?

For new clients - yes, a basic security audit of your website. It is a no-obligation introduction: the report is yours regardless of your decision.

How does 24/7 monitoring work?

By subscription: we watch the availability and compromise signals of your domains and infrastructure and notify you about incidents.

How is an infrastructure security audit different from a website pentest?

A website pentest imitates attacks on the web app and entry points. An infrastructure security audit reviews servers, networks, access and office or cloud perimeter configs. Clients often order both together.

Do you work with companies in other countries?

Yes. We are an international team and work remotely with companies in Europe, North America and other regions. On-site work is discussed separately. The contract and the report are in plain language.

What does cybersecurity for a company include?

Penetration testing, a web and infrastructure security audit, staff training, 24/7 threat monitoring, WAF, backups and incident response. Scope is fixed in the contract.

What is a website pentest quote made of?

The quote depends on the number of applications, roles and depth. We name the figure after the boundaries are described. A basic website security audit is free for new clients.

How is a website security audit different from a pentest?

An audit reviews configuration, access, headers, components and backups. A pentest, under contract and written permission, checks whether a weakness can be used, then ends with a report and a retest.

Where can you study cybersecurity in practice?

Universities teach the degree. Lexora runs practical courses: a day for company staff and a four-session intro. Online. We do not issue a university diploma or an accredited certification.

How is a Lexora course different from a university programme?

A university prepares someone for the profession over years. Our course is shorter and specific: mail, access, the site, a report, the first hour of an incident. For a company it trains staff. For a person at the start it is practice, not a substitute for a degree.

What is penetration testing?

It is a pentest: under a contract and written permission we check whether a scenario that should not happen actually works. The site, an API, the external perimeter or the internal scope. Then a report and a retest.

What kinds of pentest are there?

Site and API, external perimeter, internal scope. By access: white, gray and black box. Staff mailings and entry to a guarded site stay out of the standard scope.

What jobs exist in cybersecurity?

An analyst looks at the current state, a pentester checks a scenario under the owner's permission, a monitoring specialist stays on after the test. Employers publish vacancies. We teach the practice of these roles and take companies on as work.

Does Lexora issue a cybersecurity certificate?

No. Certification is run by regulators and accredited bodies. We do not issue accredited certificates and we do not claim that status. After a course you keep the materials and the practice. After a pentest you keep the report.

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Describe your request or scope - we reply within an hour with an estimate.

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