In the old stories, Cerberus guarded the gate so nothing got out. Ours guards yours so nothing gets in. Three heads, each hunting a different way your website can hurt you.
The first head watches what the world can see. Leaked API keys, missing security headers, exposed config files, open directories. The low-hanging fruit an attacker grabs in the first thirty seconds.
The second head hunts. With your authorization, it probes your site the way a real intruder would, chasing SQL injection, broken authentication, and the flaws that spill customer data. It finds them before someone with worse intentions does.
The third head guards your vitals. Speed, build quality, and the technical rot that quietly bleeds customers and rankings even when no one is attacking you at all.
That's California's breach law, and it doesn't care that you're small. Enterprises have a security team for this. Most businesses have no one. Cerberus is your someone. It finds the holes in plain English, you fix them, and the breach that would have ended you simply never happens.
You get a prioritized report of what's exposed, what's exploitable, and what's slowing you down. Your first scan is free.
Give us your URL and the go-ahead.
Cerberus scans. All three heads.
You get the report and the fix list.
Cerberus reports what an attacker could find so you can fix it first. It is a diagnostic, not a guarantee of security, and active testing is only ever run with the site owner's written authorization.