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Security

Security built into QuikQuote.

QuikQuote uses Veyra Security to audit, scan and monitor the platform for potential vulnerabilities and security risks — on the site you're reading and on the Atlas platform behind it.

Protected by Veyra Security
01 — The layer

Security powered by Veyra.

Veyra Security is the security platform QuikQuote uses to run automated security analysis over what we ship. It reads the application code and the configuration around it, and reports back what it finds: potential vulnerabilities, configuration issues and application security risks.

Veyra doesn't grade the site or hand out a certificate. It produces findings — a specific issue, in a specific place, with enough detail to act on. Those findings get reviewed by hand, fixed where a fix is warranted, and the affected area can then be scanned again.

It runs against the parts of the platform that actually take input and move data: the pages and forms on this site, the serverless endpoints behind them, the packages the project is built on, and the hosting configuration that ties it together.

What Veyra reviews Automated + reviewed
Application code

The pages, forms and serverless endpoints that make up this site and the Atlas platform.

Dependencies

The third-party packages the project is built on, checked against known advisories.

Configuration

Hosting rules, response headers, redirects and environment settings — the defaults that quietly decide a lot.

Data paths

How an enquiry travels — from a form on the site, through the API, into the database it belongs in.

Access rules

Who can reach what: sign-in, admin routes, and the fencing that keeps one client's data to that client.

02 — The capabilities

What Veyra actually does.

Six jobs, all of them automated first and read by a person after. Nothing here is a certification or an outside audit — it's the work that goes into keeping the platform sound.

Vulnerability scanning

Automated scans across the code and configuration behind the site

Application security analysis

Forms, API routes and data paths read for common web weaknesses

Configuration risk detection

Hosting rules, headers and environment settings checked for risky defaults

Dependency checks

Third-party packages compared against known advisories

Security audits

Focused reviews of a change or an area, written up as findings

Ongoing monitoring

Re-scanned as the platform changes, so new findings surface after launch

03 — The process

Scan, analyse, identify, remediate, recheck.

Veyra identifies potential security issues, the findings get reviewed, fixes are implemented where they're needed, and the affected areas can then be rechecked.

1

Scan

Veyra runs automated scans over the application code, its dependencies and the configuration around them.

2

Analyse

Results are analysed and sorted — what's real, what's noise, and what matters most.

3

Identify

Anything worth acting on is written down as a specific finding, in a specific place.

4

Remediate

Fixes are implemented where a change is warranted — by the same person who built the thing.

5

Recheck

The affected area is scanned again, so a closed finding is closed on the evidence.

04 — The relationship

About Veyra Security.

Worth being plain about, because plenty of sites aren't: Veyra and QuikQuote are connected, not at arm's length.

Veyra Security is an affiliated security platform used to strengthen the security posture of QuikQuote through automated analysis, vulnerability detection and ongoing security review.

Affiliated means what it sounds like. Veyra is not an independent third-party auditor, and nothing on this page is a certification, an attestation or an outside audit result. What it is: a real tool doing real work on this platform, described honestly.

Anything you want to know about how the platform is secured comes straight from the person who builds it.

Veyra
No certifications claimed Affiliated, not independent Findings, not scores No invented metrics
Questions

Ask about any of it.

If you're weighing up a build and want to know how your site and your customers' data would be looked after, ask. You'll get a straight answer from the person who'd build it.