Close the gaps before somebody else finds them.
Most sites are not broken into by a person who picked them. They are found by scanners looking for an outdated plugin, an open admin page or a missing header. We look for the same things first, and close them.
Send us a URL and we will review it within two business days.
What the security work covers.
Vulnerability assessment
Your site, CMS, plugins, themes and server configuration checked against known vulnerabilities, with every finding ranked by how exploitable it actually is.
Access & hardening
Admin access restricted, unused default endpoints closed, file permissions corrected, version information removed, and HTTPS set up properly with the security headers your site can actually run with.
Updates & dependencies
Core, plugin, theme and package updates applied and tested, so a vulnerability that has already been patched is not still open on your site months later.
Firewall, bots & spam
A web application firewall, rate limiting and bot filtering configured so credential stuffing, scraping and form spam stop before they reach your site.
Backups & recovery
Off-site backups on a schedule, with a restore that has been tested, so recovery is a procedure rather than an experiment.
Malware removal
Infected files and injected spam cleaned out, the entry point found and closed, and the site submitted for review where a browser or Google has flagged it.
The warning signs are usually there first.
A compromise rarely starts on the day it gets noticed. It starts with an update that was skipped, a login nobody closed, or a Search Console warning nobody read.
- Your CMS, plugins or packages have updates you keep putting off.
- Search Console or the browser warns visitors that the site may be unsafe.
- Pages or redirects you did not create have appeared on the site.
- Old admin accounts and shared logins still work.
- You have never tested whether your backup actually restores.
- Contact forms are full of spam, or logins are attempted around the clock.
What you receive
- A findings report with each issue ranked by risk and effort
- Agreed fixes implemented and verified, or developer-ready tickets
- Firewall, header and access configuration applied and documented
- A backup and restore procedure that has been tested, not assumed
Website Security questions
Do you work on WordPress sites?
Yes. WordPress is the most common target, and most of the work is the same whatever the platform: updates, access control, hardening and a firewall in front. We also work on custom and headless sites, where the risk usually sits in dependencies and APIs rather than plugins.
My site has already been hacked. Can you help?
Yes. We clean the infected files, find how the attacker got in and close that route, restore what was damaged, and request a review where Google or a browser has flagged the site. A clean-up that does not find the entry point only buys a few weeks.
Can you guarantee the site will not be hacked?
No, and anyone who guarantees that is selling something. Security work reduces risk: it removes known vulnerabilities, closes the easy routes, and makes recovery quick when something does happen.