WebRiskOps takes an owned or authorized website from project setup to evidence, report, remediation tasks, retest and monitoring without turning the public site into a consulting brief.
Create an account and project
The customer adds the account, domain, platform and commercial journey so the scan starts with the right target and business context.
Authorize scope before scanning
Before a scan starts, WebRiskOps confirms that the target is owned or explicitly authorized and that the requested paths are safe to check.
Choose a scan, monitoring or fix path
Package selection happens after sign-in so limits, monitoring cadence, credits and checkout availability match the actual project.
Set crawler limits and checks
The project defines page limits, check categories, include/exclude paths, expected runtime and what evidence the report can show.
The customer adds the account, domain, platform and commercial journey so the scan starts with the right target and business context.
Before a scan starts, WebRiskOps confirms that the target is owned or explicitly authorized and that the requested paths are safe to check.
Package selection happens after sign-in so limits, monitoring cadence, credits and checkout availability match the actual project.
The project defines page limits, check categories, include/exclude paths, expected runtime and what evidence the report can show.
The scanner runs through visible queued, running, completed, failed or blocked states, with retry guidance when work cannot finish.
Evidence is saved as pages, screenshots, HTML snapshots, response headers, browser observations and repeatable issue fingerprints.
Reports explain score, findings, affected pages, available evidence and next actions, and stay private until publish gates pass.
Eligible findings move into generated fix tasks, ticket-only instructions, scoped access requests or retest plans after credit and safety checks.
Retests compare before and after evidence, update task state, record remaining risk and keep inconclusive outcomes visible.
Monitoring turns the baseline scan into recurring checks, issue history, alert routing and plan-aware report refreshes.
Payment pending, insufficient credits, unsupported scope, scanner failures, report quality blocks and missing access all explain the next safe action.
Customers provide authorization, accurate project scope, plan/payment readiness and any optional remediation access needed for selected workflows.
The customer adds the account, domain, platform and commercial journey so the scan starts with the right target and business context.
Before a scan starts, WebRiskOps confirms that the target is owned or explicitly authorized and that the requested paths are safe to check.
Package selection happens after sign-in so limits, monitoring cadence, credits and checkout availability match the actual project.
The project defines page limits, check categories, include/exclude paths, expected runtime and what evidence the report can show.
The scanner runs through visible queued, running, completed, failed or blocked states, with retry guidance when work cannot finish.
Evidence is saved as pages, screenshots, HTML snapshots, response headers, browser observations and repeatable issue fingerprints.
Reports explain score, findings, affected pages, available evidence and next actions, and stay private until publish gates pass.
Eligible findings move into generated fix tasks, ticket-only instructions, scoped access requests or retest plans after credit and safety checks.
Retests compare before and after evidence, update task state, record remaining risk and keep inconclusive outcomes visible.
Monitoring turns the baseline scan into recurring checks, issue history, alert routing and plan-aware report refreshes.
Payment pending, insufficient credits, unsupported scope, scanner failures, report quality blocks and missing access all explain the next safe action.
Customers provide authorization, accurate project scope, plan/payment readiness and any optional remediation access needed for selected workflows.