Most people ship a website with no idea it's leakingenv secrets or breaking a privacy law they've never heard of. AI Cyber Shield runs 18 security tools on your live site (SSL, headers, exposed files, injection points) and gives you an A–F grade with copy-paste fixes. The part global tools skip: it checks you against real regulations — GDPR, CCPA and Israel's Amendment 13 — and shows your exact fine exposure in a lawyer-ready report. Free scan, no signup. Paid tiers add active pen-testing.
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Hunter
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I kept running into the same thing: friends and people online shipping websites they built fast (a lot of them with AI tools like Cursor, Lovable, Bolt) — and having no idea what they were exposing. Open .env files sitting in public. API keys in the front-end. Their own data and their users' data one URL away from anyone who looked.
And on top of that, a whole layer nobody thinks about until it's too late: privacy and accessibility regulation. GDPR, CCPA, and here in Israel the new Amendment 13 that just kicked in — real laws with real fines, and most small sites don't even know they're on the hook.
So I built AI Cyber Shield. You drop in a URL and it runs 18 security tools on your live site, then hands you a plain A–F grade with copy-paste fixes (not a 40-page PDF you'll never read). And it maps your site against the actual regulations so you can see your real fine exposure, with a report you could hand to a lawyer.
The first scan is free and doesn't need a signup — I wanted people to be able to check themselves in 2 minutes with zero commitment. Paid tiers add active penetration testing and AI-suggested fixes for teams that need more.
Would genuinely love your feedback — especially: what would make you actually trust a security score enough to act on it? And if you run a scan on your own site, I'm curious what grade you get. 🙂
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ran it on a small client site and the Amendment 13 check caught something i'd completely missed about their newsletter signup. the lawyer-ready fine report is genuinely useful, not just scary marketing.
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Hunter
@meetinglite this is exactly the case I built it for — the newsletter/consent stuff is the sneakiest one, everyone forgets analytics + a signup form already counts as collecting data. really glad the fine report felt useful and not just fear-mongering, that was the hardest part to get right. if you hit any false positives or something felt off, would love to hear it so I can tighten the checks. thanks for actually running it 🙏
ran it on a small client site and the Amendment 13 check caught something i'd completely missed about their newsletter signup. the lawyer-ready fine report is genuinely useful, not just scary marketing.
@meetinglite this is exactly the case I built it for — the newsletter/consent stuff is the sneakiest one, everyone forgets analytics + a signup form already counts as collecting data. really glad the fine report felt useful and not just fear-mongering, that was the hardest part to get right. if you hit any false positives or something felt off, would love to hear it so I can tighten the checks. thanks for actually running it 🙏