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Quick Start Guide

Get started with SecureNow in just a few minutes and start securing your web applications.

Getting Started in 3 Steps
1

Add Your First App

Go to your dashboard and click the "Add New App" button. Enter your application name, URL, and select the framework you're using.

AI Prompt:

Please set up SecureNow to monitor my web application security.

Make a plan and implement based on my project.
2

Run Your First Scan

Click on your app in the dashboard, then hit "Scan Now". SecureNow will perform 13+ security checks including HTTPS validation, security headers, authentication surface detection, and more.

AI Prompt:

Please run a comprehensive security scan on my web application.

Make a plan and implement based on my project.
3

Fix Vulnerabilities

Review your scan results. Each vulnerability includes detailed explanations and framework-specific fix instructions. Click any issue to see the full solution with copy-paste code examples.

AI Prompt:

Please fix the security vulnerabilities found in my web application scan.

Make a plan and implement based on my project.
What SecureNow Checks
Our scanner performs comprehensive passive security analysis

Security Headers

  • • HTTPS enforcement
  • • Content Security Policy
  • • X-Frame-Options
  • • HSTS configuration
  • • Referrer Policy
  • • Permissions Policy

Information Exposure

  • • Sensitive file exposure (.env, .git)
  • • Stack trace leaks
  • • Server information disclosure
  • • Debug endpoint detection

Authentication

  • • Login page security
  • • Password field configuration
  • • HTTPS on auth pages

Backend Discovery

  • • API endpoint detection
  • • Admin panel discovery
  • • Documentation exposure
  • • Framework identification
Pro Tips

Use Bulk Scan: Scan all your apps at once using the "Bulk Scan All" button on the dashboard

Framework Selection: Select your correct framework to get specific fix instructions

Regular Scans: Run scans regularly to catch new issues after deployments

Wiki Reference: Bookmark specific vulnerability pages for quick reference during development