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ShieldScan
Curious — who owns “security” for your Shopify stack today?
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Curious — who owns “security” for your Shopify stack today?
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Your Shopify store isn’t just a storefront. For many enterprises, it’s a revenue system — connected to payments, customers, and brand trust. But here’s what we keep seeing: the platform is solid. The apps and themes around it often aren’t. Old permissions. Forgotten scripts. Keys in theme files. “It was installed by the agency two years ago.” That’s why i built ShieldScan — security auditing built for Shopify, not generic website scanners.
the "installed by the agency two years ago" framing hits a real nerve — across non-shopify stacks i've inherited the same pile of "someone built this once and left" liabilities.
one question: does shieldscan help with the ownership gap, or only the detection gap? finding the 17 forgotten scripts is one thing; the harder org problem is "who, on monday morning, actually does something about each finding." are you leaning toward a clean audit tool, or do you see this evolving into something that routes findings to a specific role and tracks resolution?