HeaderScope isn't an anonymous SaaS. It's built, run and reviewed by one Canadian cybersecurity engineer — GopiKrishna — and every paid report is read by him before it reaches a customer.
HeaderScope's scanning engine was designed defensively from the first line: it validates every target, refuses private and internal addresses, and can't be turned against third-party systems. It has been tested against 100+ real websites and put through a formal security audit of its own. Someone who builds a scanner this carefully secures a network the same way.
His working background is enterprise cybersecurity in regulated, financial-sector environments: vulnerability remediation driven to closure, application security reviews, network security (segmentation, firewalls, Zero Trust), and AI security guardrails. The $99 assessment applies that same discipline to a small business's public footprint.
If a check can't be completed, the report says "couldn't verify" — it is never quietly scored as a pass or a fail. Findings carry their evidence, and the report states plainly what it does not cover. No invented statistics, no stock testimonials, no scare tactics.
Start with the free scan. If the gaps matter, the $99 Full Assessment runs the deep checks and arrives reviewed, with a priority fix plan your IT person can follow. Closing the gaps — implementation, hardening, monitoring — is consulting retainer work, scoped honestly after the assessment.