Digital 360 - Christophe Margaine EI, MSc
Let's get to the point! I make sure your web projects ship protected, measurable and compliant, without breaking search visibility.
Akamai, Cloudflare, Google Cloud Armor (WAF/WAAP): cache and session rules, filtering of malicious bots, including those exploiting application-level flaws, volumetric protection.
Editing back office off the public internet, static public site behind a load balancer, WAAP and CDN. Less exposed code, fewer incidents.
SSO and identity federation, MFA, access reviews. Admin access goes through strong authentication, not an IP allow list.
Consent before any tracker, consent proof, retention periods and automated purging. Written in the code, not only in a policy.
A misconfigured WAF also blocks Google and AI search crawlers. I reconcile both, with the security team.
HTTP headers, secret management, CMS hardening, protection against injection and XSS, review before go-live.
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An attack of more than 2 billion requests blocked, a reduced attack surface, trackers that wait for consent, and legitimate crawlers getting through.
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Drupal, Craft CMS, headless: how to choose for a large site. And how to migrate a small brochure site from WordPress to static, with AI.
Yes, within an authorized scope: reconnaissance, configuration review, code review, vulnerability explanation (OWASP Top 10), recognized tools, interpretation of results and remediation. What makes a penetration test legal is neither the tool nor AI: it is the authorization.
With what is exposed: the public site, admin access, trackers. Start with what the internet can reach.
No. A WAF must never hide an application defect. It protects while the cause is fixed.
It plays out in technical details: which tag fires before consent, how long data is kept, who can export it.
