Protecting businesses since 2009

Your developer says it's secure. Let's find out.

You hired someone to build your website, your customer portal, your ordering system. They're great at what they do — but security is a different skillset. We test it from the outside, the same way a real attacker would, and show you what we find. For free.

Security threat visualization

Your website holds customer data. It's probably not as secure as you think.

  • You hired a developer to build your site, portal, or ordering system — they focused on making it work, not on security
  • That system is storing customer names, addresses, order histories, and possibly credit card numbers
  • Building software and securing software are completely different skillsets — most developers aren't trained to think like an attacker
  • Someone can potentially download your customer list, view anyone's orders, or log in as any user they want
  • Automated bots are scanning for these exact weaknesses 24/7 — you don't have to be a target to become a victim

We test it from the outside — the same way an attacker would.

  • We probe your website with no credentials and no special access — just like a real attacker
  • If there's a way to get to your customer data, we'll find it — and we'll show you exactly what's exposed
  • We explain everything in plain English — no jargon, no scare tactics, just straight answers
  • If you want to fix it, we fix it — patch what's there, work with your developer, or rebuild whatever needs it
  • The first assessment is completely free — no strings, no obligation, no sales pitch
IBM says the average data breach costs $4.44 million — enough to shut down most small businesses overnight.
IBM says companies take an average of 241 days to even realize they've been breached. That's 8 months of exposure.
Verizon says small businesses are targeted 4x more often than large enterprises. You're not too small to be a target — you're the preferred one.
Verizon says 88% of web application attacks use stolen credentials. If your login system has a flaw, that's the front door.

It's not just hackers anymore. It's AI.

For years, the unspoken comfort was: "We're not big enough to be a target." And honestly? That used to be mostly true. Someone had to decide to come after you. You had to be worth the effort, or you had to upset the wrong person.

That era is over.

AI is changing the economics of hacking. Right now, teams overseas are building AI tools that can automatically scan thousands of websites per hour, find vulnerabilities, and exploit them — without a human ever being involved. They don't care who you are or what you sell. They're harvesting customer databases, credit card numbers, and login credentials at scale, then selling them in bulk on the dark web.

Your website doesn't need to be "important" to be a target anymore. It just needs to be vulnerable. And an AI bot doesn't care if you're a 5-person shop or a Fortune 500 company — it's probing both the same way, at the same time, for the same data.

This isn't fear-mongering. It's the reality of where things are headed — and it's accelerating fast. The tools that used to require a skilled hacker and hours of manual work can now be pointed at your site by someone with no technical skills at all. Just a target list and an AI agent.

The businesses that take this seriously now are the ones that won't be scrambling later when a customer calls asking why their data is for sale online.

This is what an attacker sees

We don't need a password. We don't need access to your server. We look at your site from the outside — the exact same way a bad actor would — and this is the kind of thing we find.

~ — external recon
$ nmap -sV --script=http-enum target-site.com
[*] Enumerating endpoints on target...
[!!] Customer database exposed — names, emails, addresses downloadable
[!!] Order history accessible for ANY customer by changing ID in URL
[!] Admin panel reachable with no login at /admin
[!!] Stored credit card data accessible via API — not encrypted
[!] Password reset allows account takeover of any user
[*] 5 issues found — 3 critical, 2 high severity
[+] Report ready — scheduling call with business owner

It's not just "data exposure." It's your business on the line.

Here's what actually happens when someone finds a hole in your system before you do.

Ransomware

They encrypt everything and demand payment

One morning you can't access your system. Customer records, order history, invoices — all locked. A message demands $50,000 in cryptocurrency. Pay up or lose it all. Even if you pay, there's no guarantee you get it back.

Customer Impersonation

Your customers get emails "from you" asking them to update their payment info

Attackers use your stolen customer list to send emails that look exactly like yours — same logo, same tone. Your customers enter their credit card on a fake page. They blame you. Because it is your fault.

Data for Sale

Your entire customer database shows up on the dark web

Names, emails, passwords, order histories, addresses — packaged up and sold in bulk. Your customers start getting spam, phishing attempts, and fraud. Then someone traces it back to your system.

Account Takeover

Someone logs in as your customers and places orders, changes addresses, steals credits

A flaw in your login or password reset lets an attacker access any account they want. They change shipping addresses, drain store credit, or download invoices with personal details. Your support team finds out from angry customers.

Discover security problems on your own terms.

Not at 3am when a customer calls asking why their data is for sale. Not when your system is locked and someone's demanding ransom. Not when a reporter emails asking for comment. Find it now, fix it now, on your schedule — before it becomes front-page news.

We find it, explain it, and fix it

You don't need to understand the technical details — that's our job. We tell you what's at risk in plain English, then we make it right.

Outside-In Security Testing

We look at your website and customer systems the same way an attacker would — from the internet, with no passwords and no special access. If we can get to your data, so can they.

Code Review

We look at the actual code your developer wrote and find the security gaps — things like customer records being accessible to the wrong people, or data being stored without encryption.

Rebuild & Modernize

Sometimes a quick fix isn't enough. If your system was built on shaky foundations, we can rebuild the parts that matter — or migrate you to something more secure without disrupting your business.

Login & Account Security

Can someone guess their way into another customer's account? Can a password reset be exploited? We lock down the front door so only the right people get in.

Data Leak Prevention

Your system talks to itself behind the scenes — passing around customer data, order details, payment info. We make sure none of those conversations are happening where someone uninvited can listen.

Ongoing Partnership

Your business changes, your website changes, and new threats show up constantly. We stay in your corner — checking in regularly and making sure nothing new has slipped through.

Simple. Straightforward. No runaround.

1

Reach Out

  • Call or email us
  • Quick conversation about your business
  • We make sure we're a good fit
  • Not every engagement makes sense — we're selective
2

We Get Authorized

  • Short authorization agreement — not a 50-page contract
  • Defines exactly what we test (and what's off-limits)
  • Gives us legal permission to probe
  • Mutual confidentiality built in
See Example Authorization
3

We Probe Until We Find Something

  • Test from the outside — no logins or access needed
  • Stop at the first real vulnerability
  • Document it with evidence and proof
  • First finding is completely free
See Example Assessment
4

You Decide What's Next

  • We walk you through it in plain English
  • If there's one hole, there are almost certainly more
  • Your team can fix it, or we can
  • No pressure — totally your call
Common Paths From Here

A small team that does big work.

A.K.S Security was founded in 2009 by Eric Turner — a developer with 25 years of experience building web applications, based in the DFW Metroplex. What started as one person helping businesses lock down their systems has grown into a tight-knit team of trusted security consultants who work together on every engagement.

We're not a big consultancy and we don't outsource. Every assessment, every code review, every remediation is done by our team directly. We use the same cutting-edge tools and techniques that real attackers use, and we stay current on every new vulnerability, exploit, and attack vector as they emerge — because the threat landscape changes weekly, and last year's playbook doesn't cut it.

When you reach out, you get a real conversation with the people doing the actual work. We're small enough to care, experienced enough to find what matters, and committed enough to see it through.

We don't talk about our clients. Period.

We don't publish case studies. We don't name-drop. We don't put logos on our website. When you work with A.K.S Security, the engagement is confidential — who you are, what we found, and what we did about it. That's between us.

We've operated this way since 2009 because we believe your security posture is your business, not our marketing material.

No client lists published
No findings shared — even if you don't hire us
Full NDA available

Ready to find out what's exposed?

It starts with a conversation. We'll learn about your business, make sure we're a good fit, and get a proper authorization agreement in place. Then we go to work — and that first finding is on us.

No commitment. No spam. No scare tactics. Just a straight answer.

Call us 844-955-4225
Email us info@aks-llc.com

We respond within 24 hours. Usually faster.