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We Secured Our Own Site Before Yours: The Sitelytc Self-VAPT

MayankJune 5, 20267 min read

Practising what we sell

It would be a strange thing to sell security audits from an insecure website. So before sitelytc.com went live, we ran the exact VAPT package we offer clients — against ourselves.

Layer by layer

We hardened the site in five layers, in order:

  1. Cloudflare — WAF with the OWASP Core Ruleset, L7 DDoS protection, and rate limiting on every public API route.
  2. TLS & DNS — TLS 1.3 minimum, HSTS with preload, DNSSEC, and CAA records.
  3. Application headers — a nonce-based Content-Security-Policy, plus HSTS, X-Frame-Options, and the rest.
  4. API routes — Zod validation, rate limiting, Turnstile CAPTCHA, and sanitisation on every endpoint.
  5. Self-VAPT — a full pass against the OWASP Top 10 and API Top 10.

What we found

A handful of medium-severity misconfigurations — exactly the kind of thing that's invisible until someone looks. Each got the same treatment our clients receive: a CVSS score, the exact fix, and a re-test to confirm it was closed.

The point of an audit isn't the PDF. It's the fixes. We hold ourselves to that standard first.

See it for yourself

Run our free security health check on your own site and compare. If anything needs fixing, you'll know exactly what — and we'll be happy to help.

Want this level of rigour on your project?

We Secured Our Own Site Before Yours: The Sitelytc Self-VAPT | Sitelytc