Santa Clara, CA – December 21, 2015 – With offices in Santa Clara, California in the U.S., London, and Chennai in India, DoWebScan (https://www.DoWebScan.com) has become a globally-recognized website scanning service provider covering both the vulnerability and penetration testing aspects of web security protocols.

The service is free, but a nominal $1 charge applies if users choose to download the report rather than view it online, and results are rendered immediately with no wait time.

“Our free online service is offered to end users so that they may check the security status of their website,” says Vinod Senthil, Chief Technology Officer of DoWebScan. “The company’s founders boast years of experience running complex security algorithms and tests, and have held top positions with security organizations all around the globe, giving us an ideal advantage in being able to provide the best services. In a day and age of data theft and numerous security issues, DoWebScan ensures clients have one less headache; our security reports are based on Scanning and SERM, modules which together make sure that a client’s website issues are placed in front of them to help them take the necessary preventive action.”

In rivaling numerous internationally-known security firms, DoWebScan’s algorithms ensure clients’ website or app is scanned in every possible form, resulting in a report designed to cover all aspects of security. These reports provide detailed explanations regarding security setup, flaws, loopholes and necessary steps required to render a site or app free of any kind of intrusion.

Through vulnerability testing, DoWebScan discovers threats while taking “new holistic” glances at security. Penetration testing involves a decisive attack of a single or multiple vulnerabilities that are normally already known to be present, or are suspected of existing. Because vulnerabilities now range beyond the operational processes such as patch management and incident management, as reported by DoWebScan representatives, vulnerability analysis can project the effectiveness of proposed countermeasures while appraising their actual effectiveness after they’re implemented.

“DoWebScan provides a full list of the flaws found on a website, and the extent of the risk posed by each flaw,” concludes Vivek Antony Peters, DoWebScan’s VP of Global Sales and Operations. “Our algorithm performs both dynamic and static code analysis to locate not only flaws in code but also to establish if there are any missing functionalities whose lack could lead to security breaches.”

DoWebScan Team can be reached by calling (888) 729-5520. For more information visit https://www.DoWebScan.com or email [email protected].