Software flaws are a leading entry point.
Verizon’s 2026 DBIR reports that 31% of breaches began with vulnerability exploitation. The report analyzes 2025 data; the figure is not a prediction of your business’s risk.
Read Verizon’s findingsNextEleven · Security engineering & care
Your website, software and connected tools keep the business moving. Protecting them is basic operating work. We find exposure, make tested changes and leave you with a clear plan.
For business owners and technical teams.
Work directly with Sean McDonnell · DFW & remote.
Why now
Software changes. Access accumulates. New tools connect to old accounts. A site that works today can still carry avoidable exposure.
Verizon’s 2026 DBIR reports that 31% of breaches began with vulnerability exploitation. The report analyzes 2025 data; the figure is not a prediction of your business’s risk.
Read Verizon’s findingsEven managed hosting leaves responsibilities with the owner. Vercel assigns customers responsibility for application code, access and integrations. Someone still needs to do that work.
See the responsibility splitOWASP identifies prompt injection as a risk when untrusted content changes a model’s behavior. The stakes grow when that model can use tools or access private information.
Read OWASP’s guidanceA small business still has something to protect. Your domain, customer inquiries, staff accounts, source code and ability to keep operating all matter. Security belongs in the operating budget.
What we cover
Start with the concern, not a technology list. We define the system, choose the right checks and agree on the depth of work.
Review frameworks, plugins, forms and hosting configuration. Find stale software and unsafe settings, then plan fixes around the way customers use your site.
Public websites · CMS · Customer portalsTrace identity, permissions and sensitive data through the code. Examine access controls, tenant boundaries, sessions, inputs and relevant failure paths.
Source review · Threat modeling · Controlled testsExamine what happens when untrusted content reaches a model with tools. Review data exposure, prompt injection, tool permissions and approval boundaries.
Agents · Retrieval · Connected toolsReview account privileges, repository integrations, secrets handling and release permissions. Reduce unnecessary access while preserving the services you rely on.
Cloud accounts · GitHub · Delivery pipelinesReview selected workstation permissions, startup services, encryption and backups. Define what needs recovering and verify the agreed recovery path.
Workstations · Backups · Restore exercisesKeep an agreed review and maintenance schedule. Turn supported alerts into clear decisions, approved updates and a record of what changed.
Scheduled reviews · Maintenance · Owner reportsThe work behind the report
You receive evidence and a path forward. Permission, safe testing and recovery are part of the delivery.
Confirm ownership, access, systems and test boundaries. You know what will be reviewed before work starts.
Inspect the configuration, code and behavior. Separate confirmed findings from open questions and prioritize actual exposure.
Agree the fixes and price. Test changes separately, prepare recovery and get permission before touching production.
Verify the released behavior. Document the results, remaining risks and the next maintenance steps.
Your handoff
What was reviewed. What we found. What changed. What passed. What remains.
Inspect our engineering workClear starting points
Start with a checkup, act on known findings or scope a deeper review. Ongoing care keeps the agreed basics current.
$495USD · one time
Understand the exposure around one business website and leave with a prioritized plan.
What’s includedFrom $1,250USD · per engagement
Resolve agreed security issues and verify the changes through a controlled release.
What’s includedFrom $2,500USD · per review
A focused security engineering review of an application, API or connected AI workflow.
What’s includedFrom $249USD · per month
Scheduled care for one website after its initial review and required fixes.
What’s includedPrices in USD. Scope, access, delivery dates and final fees are confirmed before invoicing. Hosting and third-party charges are separate.
Compare the full scopeBefore we start
Yes. A small site can still control your domain, route customer inquiries and connect to email or other services. The review follows what your business actually uses, so the work stays proportionate.
Yes. Bring the system and the concern. We first confirm ownership, available access and a safe scope. Reviews can cover websites, custom applications, APIs, cloud accounts, developer workflows, AI integrations and selected workstation or recovery setups.
Only with your permission. Assessment access and permission to make changes are separate. We agree on the changes, tests, timing and recovery plan before a production release.
Yes. AI-assisted research, code review and testing support the engineering process. Findings are checked against source or behavior, and a passing scanner score is not treated as proof of security. Any use of external AI services with private code or data is agreed with you first.
Tell us the requirement. Authorized penetration testing, specialist infrastructure reviews and compliance-readiness work need a dedicated scope and quote. These packages do not include certification, legal advice or an emergency-response retainer.
No service can make that guarantee. You receive documented checks, verified changes and an honest account of what was reviewed, what remains and how to reduce exposure over time.
Start with a conversation
Tell us what your business runs, what concerns you and any deadline. We’ll confirm the right scope, price and availability before work begins.
NextEleven · Mansfield, Texas · Remote engagements
Keep passwords, API keys and private customer records out of the first message.