Demonstrates Security & protection
Built responsibly, in practice
Technology built responsibly, shown rather than claimed. An anatomy of a site's technical foundations — DNS, SSL/TLS, hosting, security headers and backups — with clickable layers explaining in plain English what each is and what a problem looks like. Then what happens to a week of traffic arriving at a form, and what is left when each defence is switched off.
DNS and domain
- What it is
- The address book entry that tells the internet where your website and email live. It is controlled at the registrar, the company you bought the domain from.
- Why it matters
- If the records are wrong, stale or owned by someone else, visitors and email go nowhere, or somewhere you do not control. Everything else sits on top of this.
- What a problem looks like
- Your emails land in spam because the records that prove they are really from you were never set. A subdomain still points at a service you cancelled years ago. The registrar login belongs to a contractor you no longer speak to.
What an Arohan audit checks here
- Who owns the registrar account, and is the domain locked against transfer
- Nameservers and the A, AAAA and CNAME records that point to the site
- MX, SPF, DKIM and DMARC records for email that arrives and is trusted
- Old or dangling records that point at nothing, or at someone else
Do you know this is handled for your site?
What you are doing
Click through the same layers a real Arohan review walks, in the same order. Then switch off the defences on this site's own forms and watch what reaches the inbox.
Business & technology health check
Twelve questions across the five problem areas, and a plain summary
02Buy, build, integrate or automate
Answer a few questions and see which of the four routes actually fits
03Automation opportunity finder
Find which repetitive work is worth automating, and what to fix first
04Process mapper
Describe how work moves and watch the friction appear