Website security audit for pre-launch SaaS
A website security audit before launch should cover HTTPS, security headers, secret exposure, auth surfaces, and trust pages — not just a vulnerability CVE scan. Launch Auditor maps these to 340+ automated checks.
Supabase backend testing (optional)
Provide Supabase credentials to run deeper RLS and cross-tenant isolation probes. Secrets are encrypted at rest and never appear in scan reports.
Expand to add optional Supabase credentials.
Core website security audit checklist
HTTPS everywhere with valid certificates on apex and www
HSTS, CSP, X-Frame-Options / frame-ancestors, and Referrer-Policy
No API keys, tokens, or debug endpoints in public JavaScript
Login, signup, and password reset reachable and not leaking stack traces
Admin or dashboard routes not indexed when they should be private
Privacy Policy and Terms linked where you collect data or take payment
How Launch Auditor differs from a CVE scanner
Focuses on the public launch surface founders actually ship
Combines security with SEO, performance, a11y, and AI visibility
Issues a go/no-go clearance instead of an unbounded findings dump
Exports fix prompts for Cursor, Claude Code, and AI builders
FAQ
Website security audit questions
What is a website security audit?
A website security audit reviews how a live site protects visitors and data — TLS, HTTP security headers, exposed secrets, auth and form surfaces, and related trust signals — ideally before you drive launch traffic.
Is a website security scanner enough before Product Hunt?
Security alone is not enough. Pair it with SEO metadata, legal pages, and mobile UX checks so first visitors do not bounce on unfinished launch surfaces.