Praticéo
Teleconsultation appointment booking platform, HDS-accredited and compliant with healthcare security standards, with built-in video calls
Encrypted video telemedicine
Web cybersecurity
NuWide integrates security at every level of a website or web application: interface, application, data, access, and infrastructure. The goal is to reduce the attack surface, protect sensitive information, and build a more robust environment over the long term.
UsersNavigation · forms · sessions
InterfaceFrontend · entries · exchanges
ApplicationCode · dependencies · API
DataAccess · storage · backups
InfrastructureServer · network · configuration
A comprehensive approach
Real-world challenges
A web service may expose accounts, data, forms, administrative interfaces, and technical components. Appropriate security involves identifying these exposure points, applying proportionate protections, and maintaining the system over time.
Limit unnecessary access and protect data and information based on their sensitivity.
Reduce risks associated with accounts, sessions, roles, and administration interfaces.
Prepare backups, restore procedures, and impact mitigation measures when the situation requires it.
Maintain components, configurations, and dependencies in a state consistent with the project’s risk level.
Security is not a one-time effort: it evolves along with the code, dependencies, usage patterns, and infrastructure.
Our approach
NuWide takes a tailored approach to each project: understanding the architecture, identifying observable vulnerabilities, prioritizing risks, and implementing measures that are truly relevant.
Learn about our approach to developmentArchitecture, data, users, access, dependencies, and infrastructure.
Review the configurations and accessible surfaces within the authorized perimeter.
Distinguish significant risks from hardening improvements.
Implement appropriate measures for code, access, data, or infrastructure.
Review corrections and prevent regressions within the agreed-upon scope.
Updates, access reviews, backups, and monitoring as required by the project.
Multi-layered protection
HTTPS, forms, input handling, sessions, and browser-side behavior depending on the project.
Data validation, permissions, dependencies, secrets, and best practices for development.
Authentication, authorization, endpoint exposure, validation, and usage restrictions where applicable.
Access control, storage, backups, data minimization, and context-appropriate protection.
System configuration, exposed services, reverse proxy, TLS, updates, and hardening when NuWide manages the environment.
Accounts, roles, authentication, least privilege, and separation of duties where necessary.
Useful logs, alerts, and procedures tailored to the level of criticality, without claiming to provide 24/7 monitoring if it is not actually provided.
Application security
An HTTPS certificate or a firewall alone is not enough. Security also depends on how the application handles input, controls permissions, protects secrets, manages sessions, and maintains its dependencies.
Infrastructure & hardening
Administration and hardening when the infrastructure is managed by NuWide.
TLS, headers, service descriptions, proxy, and configuration tailored to the project.
Best practices for configuration, permissions, dependencies, and deployment for the relevant applications.
Reduced client-side exposure, prudent data management, and appropriate frontend integration.
Backup and recovery strategy defined based on criticality and environment.
Tracking of components and dependencies when included in maintenance.
Audit & recommendations
A useful audit is more than just a score. NuWide distinguishes between observed findings, points to verify, their priority levels, and recommendations applicable to the project’s context.
Projects
Teleconsultation appointment booking platform, HDS-accredited and compliant with healthcare security standards, with built-in video calls
Encrypted video telemedicine
Learner management platform for training centers, in strict compliance with Qualiopi requirements
Single sign-on using a short, signed token—no need to remember a second password.
Frequently asked questions
No. HTTPS protects data exchanges between the browser and the server, but security also depends on the code, access controls, dependencies, data, configuration, and maintenance.
Yes, depending on the technology used and the level of access available. The process can begin with an analysis of the existing system to identify priority fixes and security hardening improvements.
WordPress is neither inherently secure nor inherently dangerous. The level of risk depends largely on the configuration, plugins, updates, access permissions, hosting, and maintenance. The analysis must focus on the actual installation.
There is no single infrastructure that works for all projects. The choice depends on the project’s criticality, data, traffic, operational constraints, and the level of expertise required.
Security checks depend on the agreed-upon scope. Any active or intrusive testing requires explicit authorization and a defined framework before proceeding.
No. No connected system can seriously be claimed to be completely risk-free. The goal is to reduce the attack surface, implement appropriate safeguards, maintain the system, and limit the impact of any potential incident.
Your web security
Would you like to enhance an existing website, secure a new application, or review your infrastructure? Let’s start by understanding your architecture, your use cases, and the risks that truly matter.