About us
Why Guardora Exists
Every year, small and medium businesses are increasingly targeted by cyber attacks — not because they are high-profile, but because they are often easier to exploit.
For small and medium businesses, even a fraction of that impact can mean serious financial damage, downtime, reputational loss, and customer trust erosion.
Despite this, many SMEs operate websites, online stores, and client portals without ever having them properly tested. At the same time, enterprise security services are often too complex or financially unrealistic for smaller organizations.
Guardora was created to bridge that gap.
We provide structured, practical web security assessments designed specifically for SMEs — identifying real-world vulnerabilities before attackers do, without enterprise contracts or unnecessary complexity.
All testing is performed only with written authorization and handled with full confidentiality.
📊 43% of cyber attacks target small businesses
Source: Verizon DBIR
Over 60% of small businesses close within six months after a significant breach
(Source: IBM Cost of a Data Breach / Hiscox Cyber Readiness)
The global average cost of a data breach exceeds $4 million
(Source: IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report)
Web applications remain a top attack vector for breaches.
Who’s Behind Guardora
Guardora is founded by Peter Korba, a security analyst and web application testing specialist based in Slovakia.
With a background in Linux systems, open-source technologies, and offensive security training platforms such as TryHackMe, OffSec, HackTheBox and others, Peter focuses on identifying real-world web vulnerabilities before they can be exploited.
In addition to client assessments, he actively participates in international bug bounty programs, where he identifies and responsibly discloses security vulnerabilities to organizations worldwide. This hands-on research keeps his testing methodology aligned with current attack techniques and real-world exploitation trends.
His work centers on structured vulnerability assessments, responsible disclosure practices, and practical security recommendations tailored specifically for small and medium businesses.
Rather than relying solely on automated scans, Guardora combines methodology-driven testing with manual validation to deliver clear, actionable findings — without unnecessary enterprise complexity.
All assessments are conducted with written authorization and handled with strict confidentiality.