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.
See what the audit includesAll services
Seven 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
- Seven 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
E-commerce
WooCommerce Security Audit
The store-specific audit: checkout and payment flow, customer accounts and data, extensions, coupon and subscription logic, and order-data recovery.
See the WooCommerce audit scopeIncident response
Malware Removal & Hacked Site Repair
Investigate the compromise, remove every persistence layer, close the likely entry path, and verify the site stays clean.
Review the cleanup processInfrastructure
Linux Web Server Security Audit
Review SSH, Nginx or Apache, PHP, permissions, isolation, logging, and backups — the controls that decide the real blast radius of a compromise.
See what the server audit coversAdversarial testing
WordPress Penetration Testing
Authorized testing of custom functionality, roles, APIs, and business logic, with reproducible evidence and retesting of fixes.
Compare audit and penetration testEdge and DNS
Cloudflare Security Management
Make the edge protect the origin: DNS and TLS posture, enforcing WAF rules, origin bypass closed, and change discipline — proven across a 130+ site fleet.
See the Cloudflare service scopeOngoing oversight
Managed WordPress Security
Track vulnerability exposure, update decisions, configuration drift, and recovery readiness after the initial engagement.
Review the ongoing coverageCompare
Match the engagement to the question you need answered
| Engagement | Primary question | Typical trigger |
|---|---|---|
| Security audit | Is this WordPress environment configured and operated safely? | Launch review, insurer or client questions, preventive assurance |
| WooCommerce audit | Is the store — checkout, orders, customer data — operated safely? | Store launches, payment concerns, subscription and coupon abuse |
| Malware removal | How do we clean this compromise and keep it from returning? | Redirects, spam pages, warnings, unknown admins, reinfection |
| Server audit | Are the host, access paths, and recovery controls sound? | VPS or cloud migration, insurer review, shared-hosting concerns |
| Penetration test | Can an attacker exploit our specific functionality? | Custom plugins, WooCommerce workflows, compliance requirements |
| Cloudflare management | Is the edge actually protecting the origin? | Existing Cloudflare setups, WAF left in log-only mode, origin exposure |
| Managed security | Who 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.