Managed Security Service / Regression Testing & Issue Resolution
We patch the vulnerability.
And we protect the experience.
Most vulnerability programs stop at the CVE. We don’t. Every patch, plugin, theme, core, and library change is regression-tested for visual and functional impact — and any breakage we find, you find, or an end user reports is owned and resolved by OwlEye, under SLA.
✓ visual · functional
✓ visual · functional
✓ visual · functional
✓ visual · functional
Regression verified
Security fixes can't break the experience
Most vulnerability tools care about closing the CVE and nothing else. We care about the end user. A patched site that renders broken, throws JS errors, or drops a checkout step is not a successful patch.
Visual and functional, not just technical
Every change is exercised against the rendered front-end: layout integrity, interactive components, forms, checkout/payment paths, search, navigation, media, and integrations.
Client-defined sensitive areas
During onboarding we agree — in writing — which pages, journeys, and components are mission-critical. Those areas get double and triple QC before any change reaches production.
Owned end-to-end, under SLA
If a regression is found pre-deploy, we fix it before promotion. If something surfaces post-deploy — whether we find it, your team finds it, or an end user reports it — we own the resolution inside the contracted SLA.
Other tools close the CVE. We protect the end-user experience too.
Detects the CVE. Pushes the update. Closes the ticket. If the patch shifts your layout, breaks a form, or drops your checkout — that’s your problem.
Detects the CVE. Stages the change. Runs visual, functional, accessibility, performance, and sensitive-area QC. Fixes the regression. Then promotes — with rollback ready and a watch on production.
Eight steps. Repeated for every change. Forever.
Change Identified
A CVE, vendor release, plugin update, theme bump, core upgrade, library patch, or planned content/config change enters the queue with its blast radius mapped to your estate.
Baseline Captured
Automated visual baselines, DOM snapshots, and functional traces of critical journeys are captured from production before any work begins. The ‘before’ is recorded, not remembered.
Apply in Staging
The change is applied to a production-mirror staging environment — same data shape, same plugin matrix, same theme, same integrations. No ‘works on my laptop’.
Automated Regression Sweep
Visual diff, functional E2E, accessibility, console-error, and network-error suites run across desktop and mobile breakpoints. Diffs are surfaced, not ignored.
Manual QC on Sensitive Areas
A senior engineer walks the client-designated critical paths by hand — checkout, member portal, forms, search, scheduling, donations, integrations — whatever your business depends on.
Triage & Remediate
Any regression — visual, functional, performance, or accessibility — is fixed inside the same change window. We don’t promote a half-working release to clear a ticket.
Promote with Rollback
Verified releases ship through a controlled change window with one-click rollback and a WAF virtual patch on standby in case anything slips downstream.
Post-Deploy Watch
Synthetic monitors, real-user error capture, and SOC eyes stay on the estate after the deploy. Anything that emerges later is captured into a follow-up remediation ticket.
Six surfaces. Every release. Documented.
Visual integrity
Pixel-diff baselines on landing pages, templates, hero modules, navigation, and any client-designated sensitive layout. We catch the shifted column, the broken hero, the misaligned button.
Functional journeys
End-to-end traces of the journeys that make you money: checkout, account creation, login, search, forms, member areas, scheduling, donation flow, gated content.
Integrations & APIs
CRM, ESP, payment, analytics, SSO, search, headless endpoints, and any third-party JS embedded into the front-end. Verified post-change, not assumed.
Accessibility
Automated axe / WCAG sweeps and manual keyboard + screen-reader checks on the templates and journeys you’ve designated accessibility-critical.
Performance & Core Web Vitals
LCP, CLS, INP, and TTFB tracked across releases. A patch that tanks LCP is a regression and is treated like any other defect.
Console & network health
JS exceptions, 4xx/5xx responses, mixed-content warnings, and CSP violations are captured on every release. Silent breakage is still breakage.
You tell us what matters. We double- and triple-check it.
During onboarding we sit down with your team and identify — in writing — the pages, journeys, components, and integrations that are mission-critical to your business. Those become our designated sensitive areas. Every change that could conceivably touch them passes through a layered quality control gate: automated regression, senior engineer manual walkthrough, and a second-set-of-eyes sign-off before promotion. The bar is not “passed CI”. The bar is “would I ship this to a paying customer myself?”
Pre-deploy, post-deploy, and reported issues — all owned.
Pre-deploy: nothing ships broken
If staging surfaces a regression, the change does not go to production until it is resolved. The CVE clock is paused with a WAF virtual patch while the underlying fix is reworked.
Post-deploy: we own what we touched
If a regression surfaces after promotion, we resolve it under the original change ticket — without re-billing — inside the severity SLA for the impacted journey.
Reported in writing
Every release ships with a change record: what changed, what was tested, what was found, what was fixed, and where the rollback point sits. Audit-grade evidence by default.
Reported in by your team or users
If an issue is raised by your team or an end user — whether it’s tied to a recent change or not — it enters the same triage queue and is resolved under SLA.
Want to meet the team that would own your estate?
We’ll walk you through how the managed service runs day to day, who’s on shift, and what onboarding looks like for your stack.