All services

Eight security engagements. Choose the right starting point.

Every engagement is defined before access is exchanged: a written scope, a concrete deliverable, and retesting of agreed fixes. Start from the question you need answered, not from a product name.

Engagements
Eight defined services, each with a concrete deliverable
Method
Manual validation supported by appropriate tooling
Authorization
Written scope and permission before active testing
Aftercare
Agreed fixes are retested and the report updated

The services

What each engagement is for

Preventive assurance

WordPress Security Audit

A manual, evidence-led review of WordPress, its extensions, users, hosting controls, and recovery readiness — before a weakness becomes an incident.

  • Configuration
  • Plugins and themes
  • Recovery readiness
See what the audit includes

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Match the engagement to the question you need answered

EngagementPrimary questionTypical trigger
Security auditIs this WordPress environment configured and operated safely?Launch review, insurer or client questions, preventive assurance
WooCommerce auditIs the store — checkout, orders, customer data — operated safely?Store launches, payment concerns, subscription and coupon abuse
Malware removalHow do we clean this compromise and keep it from returning?Redirects, spam pages, warnings, unknown admins, reinfection
Server auditAre the host, access paths, and recovery controls sound?VPS or cloud migration, insurer review, shared-hosting concerns
Server malware removalIs the server itself compromised, and how far did it reach?Backdoor above the web root, several accounts infected, outbound spam, host abuse notice
Penetration testCan an attacker exploit our specific functionality?Custom plugins, WooCommerce workflows, compliance requirements
Cloudflare managementIs the edge actually protecting the origin?Existing Cloudflare setups, WAF left in log-only mode, origin exposure
Managed securityWho is watching exposure and drift month to month?Business-critical sites after an audit or cleanup

Not sure?

Describe the system and the concern — scoping decides the rest

Many inquiries begin as one service and are scoped as another: a “cleanup” that is really a reinfection investigation, or an “audit” driven by an insurer deadline. The first reply identifies the right engagement before any access is exchanged.

If the site is actively compromised, start with the malware-removal service and say so in the first message — incident inquiries are prioritized.