A practical security review of your WordPress installation, hosting, user accounts, and access controls. Three fixed-fee packages from £395.
Most security work is preventative. The aim is not to claim a website can never be compromised. It is to remove unnecessary weaknesses, improve recovery readiness, and make common automated attacks less likely to succeed.
Hardening or hacked-site recovery? Choose hardening when the site is currently operating and you want preventative work. Choose Emergency Support when there are active signs of malware, unauthorised access, or website failure.
A review of your WordPress installation, plugins, themes, hosting, user accounts, and current security configuration.
Appropriate firewall settings to reduce malicious traffic, automated attacks, and common WordPress exploits.
Scanning for suspicious code, backdoors, spam injections, and indicators of compromise.
Measures to reduce brute-force attempts, improve account security, and remove unnecessary access.
A check that suitable backups exist, are stored appropriately, and can support recovery if an incident occurs.
Package-specific configuration work, followed by a report explaining identified risks, work completed, and further recommendations.
Standard
£395 fixed fee
For small business websites, brochure sites, blogs, and portfolios with straightforward WordPress installations.
Typical fit: under 20 plugins, standard hosting, no ecommerce or membership functionality.
Advanced
£595 fixed fee
For established business websites, lead-generation sites, multi-user installations, and websites with several integrations.
Typical fit: larger plugin ecosystem, custom functionality, multiple admin accounts, or greater business reliance on the website.
Enterprise
£995 fixed fee
For ecommerce, membership, high-traffic, and business-critical systems handling customer accounts or operational data.
Typical fit: WooCommerce stores, booking systems, learning platforms, and customer portals.
No. No provider can guarantee complete security. Hardening reduces known and avoidable risks and improves the site's ability to withstand common attacks.
Firewall configuration is included in every package where it is technically appropriate for the hosting and website setup.
The packages include a malware scan. If an active compromise is found, clean-up may require a separately scoped recovery engagement because the time and risk can vary substantially.
Yes. The Enterprise package is designed for ecommerce and other systems with user accounts, payment workflows, and more complex integrations.
Usually, yes. WordPress admin access alone may not be sufficient to review backups, server configuration, files, logs, or firewall settings. We arrange credentials securely after the service is confirmed.
Tell us what the website does, how it is hosted, and whether there are any current security concerns. We will recommend the appropriate package.
