We only ship what we can prove.
A scanner hands you a wall of maybes. Notra reproduces each one and ships only the findings that are real, each evidenced, scored, and written so a non-engineer can act on it. The rest is noise, and noise is the reason most security reports get filed and forgotten.
Most vulnerability scanners optimise for coverage: they list everything that might be a problem and leave you to sort truth from theory. For a small team with no security hire, that’s worse than nothing, a 400-item PDF that nobody can triage becomes a document you file and forget, right up until the breach.
The thesis: verified, not voluminous
Notra runs the same broad scan, then puts every candidate through a verification gate. We try to reproduce the finding with a benign proof, integer math instead of a shell, an empty folder instead of an upload. Whatever we can’t prove, we cut. What survives comes with the exact request and response that demonstrates it, a severity score adjusted for real-world context (is it internet-exposed, is it on CISA’s Known Exploited list), and a plain fix. The bar we hold our own surface to is written down in our security posture.
Honest by construction
Our probes are non-destructive by default and never touch money-movement endpoints without explicit, sandboxed consent. We prove your site is yours before we scan it. And we tell you what we didn’t do, the demo report leaves its benign test artifact in place so you can confirm it independently, then delete it. Trust is the product.
Read before you buy
We write up how the gate works, what we cut, and what we’re still bad at on the blog. The demo scan and the free scorecard use the same engine as the paid audits, so you can see exactly what you’d get before you pay for anything.
Who it’s for
Founders shipping without a security team, agencies who need a report their clients will actually read, and MSPs standardising audits across a roster. If you’ve ever paid for a pentest and couldn’t tell which findings were real, Notra is the answer to that.
See the bar for yourself.
Run the free scorecard on your own site. If the report reads like something you'd forward to a developer, we're doing our job.