Sekura gives Shopify and WordPress store owners — and the agencies that support them — a straight answer to one question: what would an attacker see if they looked at your store right now?
Most security tools are built for enterprises with full-time security staff. They're expensive, complicated, and assume you already know what a DMARC record is. Shopify and WordPress store owners don't have that background — they're running the whole business, not just the IT department.
Sekura was built to fill that gap. Enter a URL, get a plain-English breakdown of what's exposed and what to do about it. No agents to install, no DNS changes, no consultant fees. Just a scan that runs in under 30 seconds and tells you what matters.
The results are written for people who build and run stores, not people who spend their days reading CVEs. Every finding comes with a specific fix — not "improve your security posture", but "log in to your Cloudflare dashboard and add this header".
We only look at what's already publicly visible — headers, DNS records, publicly accessible paths, and certificates. We never probe for vulnerabilities or attempt any kind of exploitation.
Scanning a store with Sekura is equivalent to what any browser or public monitoring tool already does. There's nothing aggressive or invasive about the scan.
If we find an exposed credential during a scan, we redact it before storing anything. We don't log real secrets. Scan results are tied to your account and not shared.