Sites get compromised when nobody's watching.
Security isn't something you bolt on at the end. The sites that stay clean are the ones being watched before anything goes wrong.
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Most security breaches don't involve sophisticated attacks. They exploit outdated software, weak credentials and misconfigured servers left unattended. A methodical security audit finds these gaps before they're exploited, prioritises fixes by actual risk level and leaves you with a clear picture of what to do next.
Security: what's included
Security audits
Web application and server-level audits, done manually and thoroughly, that surface the vulnerabilities that matter.
SSL/TLS setup & management
Correct configuration, automated renewal and ongoing certificate management across all domains.
Malware scanning & removal
Detection, clean removal and root cause analysis, so the infection doesn't come back.
WordPress hardening
Permissions, login security, plugin audit, admin lockdown, reducing the attack surface systematically.
Server hardening
Firewall rules, SSH configuration, unnecessary service removal and access control reviewed and tightened.
Vulnerability assessments
Prioritised findings documented in plain language: what was found, the risk level and what to fix first.
Post-breach forensics
When the worst happens: damage assessment, clean-up, root cause identification and gap closure.
Ongoing monitoring packages
Continuous scanning, alert handling and rapid response on a monthly retainer.
What good looks like.
You don't know if your site has been compromised, and many infections leave no visible sign
The audit surfaces vulnerabilities ranked by actual risk. You know where you stand and what to fix first
Many website compromises run quietly for weeks or months. Attackers often want to use your server to send spam or host phishing pages rather than deface your site, so you might not notice until Google blacklists you.
Your site was cleaned after a hack but got reinfected two months later
Root cause identified and closed, not just surface-cleaned
Restoring a backup removes the infection but leaves the door open. Without finding the entry point, reinfection is very likely.
You can't show what technical security measures you have in place if your legal team or a regulator asks
Documented audit findings that support your Article 32 obligations, something you can show your legal team or a regulator
Our security process
Every security project follows a clear structure, so you always know what's happening and what's next.
Scoping
Define the scope: web application, server infrastructure, specific components or the full stack.
Reconnaissance & scanning
Automated and manual scanning to map the attack surface and surface candidates for deeper investigation.
Vulnerability assessment
Manual verification of findings, false positive filtering and impact assessment against your specific environment.
Remediation
Fixes applied in order of risk priority, with retesting to confirm each vulnerability is closed.
Clear summary
Findings documented with risk level, impact, remediation taken and recommendations for ongoing security hygiene.
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Our findings are documented in clear terms you can act on: what was found, what we fixed and what to do next. Worth noting for EU businesses: under GDPR Article 32, organisations are required to implement appropriate technical security measures. A security audit gives you documented findings that support that obligation, useful if you're ever asked to show what measures are in place.
A different kind of agency.
- A rotating cast of people on your account
- Upsells everything, even when you don't need it
- Work only they can maintain or explain
- Performance and accessibility are afterthoughts
- Account managers between you and the work
- Discovery, quote, then silence until launch
- The same people from first call to launch
- We'll tell you when a simpler option is the right one
- Clean handover: documented, in your name, yours to keep
- Fast, accessible and indexable by default
- Direct line to the people building it
- You see progress as it happens, at a cadence agreed up front
Common questions
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We use WordPress. Are we more at risk?
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See where you stand, for free.
30 minutes with the people who'd do the work, no pitch deck. We'll review your security setup and tell you what's working, what's not, and what we'd do differently.