Vol. I · No. 1 — Greater Toronto Area, Canada — Thursday, October 1, 2026 — Managed IT & Cybersecurity
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Is your site exposing more than you think?
Passive, read-only checks: TLS certificate strength and expiry, the six security headers browsers rely on, commonly exposed sensitive files (.env, .git), version fingerprints, and your domain's email-authentication records.
Results are informational, not a guarantee of security. These are passive, read-only checks. A clean report does not prove a site is secure, and a finding may have compensating controls we cannot see.
Everything below is probed from the public internet, read-only. It is the same reconnaissance an attacker runs before targeting a site, which means anything we can find, they can find.