WordPress security you can actually rely on.
Firewall rules, malware scanning, hardening, and real developers to respond if your WordPress site is ever hacked or infected.
What we actually do.
We assess your current security posture before we do anything.
- Plugin vulnerability scan
- File integrity check
- User account review
Firewall rules applied, login hardened, attack surface reduced.
- Web Application Firewall
- Login URL change + 2FA
- XML-RPC disabled
Daily automated scans with developer review of any alerts.
- Malware signature scanning
- Core file integrity
- New vulnerability alerts
If anything is ever found, we deal with it — no extra charge.
- Malware removal
- Root-cause investigation
- Post-incident report
Everything in your plan.
Enterprise-grade WAF blocking malicious traffic before it hits WordPress.
Automated daily scans against known malware signatures and file changes.
Custom login URL, 2FA, brute force protection, and idle session timeouts.
Full audit on onboarding and annually — user accounts, files, permissions.
We're subscribed to CVE feeds — you're patched before attackers look.
If malware is ever found, clean-up is included — no hourly surprises.
How we compare.
From maintenance to full partnership.
No contracts. Cancel anytime. UK support team.
Straight answers.
SQL injection, XSS, remote file inclusion, bad bots, and thousands of known attack patterns. We use enterprise-grade rules maintained by security researchers, not the same shared ruleset every free plugin uses.
We deal with it immediately. Malware removal is included on all plans — we investigate, clean, patch the entry point, and send you a post-incident report. No extra invoice.
Yes. We set up two-factor authentication for all admin accounts on onboarding. We can also enforce it for editor-level users if required.
No — the WAF sits in front of WordPress at the server/CDN layer. If anything, blocking malicious traffic reduces server load slightly.
We monitor CVE and WPScan vulnerability databases. If a plugin you're running has a known exploit, we'll patch or isolate it before attackers can use it.