CodeCraft LTD helps organisations reduce cyber risk with practical security reviews, hardening, and staff guidance—not a generic checklist sold once and forgotten. We support teams in Ghana and across international markets.
What's Included
- Security baseline review of websites, apps, servers, and admin accounts
- Vulnerability assessment and prioritised remediation plan
- Hardening: HTTPS, patching, least-privilege access, and backup checks
- Secure development advice for custom software and CMS plugins
- Awareness sessions for staff who handle logins, payments, or customer data
Our Process
- Scope — systems in play, sensitive data, and who has admin access.
- Review — technical checks plus process gaps that create risk.
- Report — clear findings ranked by impact and effort.
- Remediate — implement high-priority fixes with your team or ours.
- Maintain — optional re-checks after major releases or quarterly.
Frequently Asked Questions
A typical engagement starts with a scoped review of your public sites, admin access, servers or hosting, and how staff handle passwords and data. You get prioritised findings and a remediation plan. Deeper penetration testing can be arranged when the scope and legal rules allow.
No. Growing organisations of all sizes are frequent targets of phishing, ransomware, and website defacement. We size the work to your systems—often a website, email, and one or two business apps—rather than an enterprise programme you cannot afford.
Yes. We can implement high-priority fixes ourselves or guide your developers and hosting provider. Some items need your decision (for example retiring an unused admin account or buying a hardware token). The report separates what we can do from what only you can approve.
Yes. Short awareness sessions cover phishing, password hygiene, and safe handling of customer data. Training is optional but recommended when people share logins or approve payments by email.
After a major launch or once a year is a common baseline for a small organisation. Higher-risk products (payments, personal data, public APIs) may need checks after each significant release. We agree a cadence that matches how often you change the system.