Security that's configured —
not just installed.
A security plugin isn't a security strategy. Real WordPress security requires correct configuration — hardened settings, a proper firewall, patched vulnerabilities, and someone to clean up if something gets through.
One-time services. Real results.
Products run in the background. Services do the work that products can't — auditing, configuring, and fixing.
- Plugin and theme vulnerability review
- User accounts and permissions audit
- File permission review
- Login configuration check
- SSL and HTTPS verification
- DNS and email authentication records
- Prioritized remediation report
- Web application firewall setup
- Login URL change and brute force protection
- File permission corrections
- Plugin and theme audit
- WordPress hardening (wp-config, .htaccess)
- Security headers configured
- Malware baseline scan
- Full malware removal
- Entry point identification
- Vulnerability patched
- Site files and database cleaned
- Blacklist removal request
- Post-cleanup hardening
- 24-hour turnaround
- SPF record review and correction
- DKIM setup verification
- DMARC policy review
- MX record verification
- A and CNAME record audit
- Corrected records delivered
- Implementation guidance
Most WordPress hacks are preventable.
Automated bots scan the internet constantly for WordPress sites running known vulnerable plugins, default admin usernames, and weak credentials. They don't target you specifically — they target your misconfiguration.
Most WordPress security failures happen because of things that were never configured correctly to begin with. Default settings left in place. Plugins updated every few months if you remember. No firewall. No login protection.
A security audit shows you exactly what's exposed. Hardening closes the gaps. And if something gets through, the cleanup service gets you back online fast.
Don't wait until something breaks to think about security.
A security audit costs $149 and tells you exactly where you're exposed. Start there — we'll tell you what to fix first.