Web Security Compliance

Why web security compliance matters

Security compliance isn't just a checkbox for auditors. The controls mandated by OWASP, PCI-DSS, GDPR, and ISO 27001 exist because real attackers exploit the exact same gaps they require you to close. A missing Content Security Policy allows XSS. No HSTS enables protocol downgrade. Unprotected cookies enable session hijacking.

For Indian companies, compliance failures carry concrete financial risk — GDPR fines for any business processing EU resident data, PCI-DSS non-compliance penalties from card brands, and reputational damage that follows a breach.

What WebAudit scans

WebAudit performs automated technical scanning of the controls that can be measured from the outside — headers, TLS configuration, DNS records, cookie attributes, and page-level security features. These map directly to the measurable requirements in all four frameworks.

The scanner checks 20 distinct technical controls per scan. Each check is mapped to the specific clause or requirement number it satisfies in each framework.

The four frameworks

Select a framework to see exactly which requirements apply, how each check maps, and what to fix.

How the compliance report works

The WebAudit Compliance Report runs a full Pro-level scan of your domain and automatically evaluates the results against all four frameworks. For each requirement, it shows:

• Whether the requirement is met or failed based on live scan data
• Which specific check triggered the finding (e.g., "CSP present but contains unsafe-inline")
• The exact header, DNS record, or configuration change needed to remediate
• An overall pass rate per framework for executive reporting

The output is a professionally formatted PDF you can hand directly to an auditor, a client security team, or include in a tender submission. It includes a cover page, executive summary, per-framework detail, and a consolidated remediation plan.