Web development services
WordPress security is a set of measures that protect your site from hacking, crashing and data loss. WordPress is the most popular CMS in the world - and therefore the most frequently attacked.
We secure both sites that we build ourselves, as well as existing sites. Already have a site and don't know if it's secure? We will check it and implement the missing security features.
We regularly update WordPress, theme and plugins. Most hacks exploit known vulnerabilities in outdated software - the current system closes these wickets.
We create regular copies of the site and database. In the event of a crash or attack, we restore the full version of the site in a short period of time, without loss of content.
We configure SSL so that the connection between the browser and the server is encrypted. This is to protect user data, a requirement of RODO and a signal of trust to Google.
We implement reCAPTCHA and traffic filtering to block automated bots and spam forms before they do damage.
We limit access to the panel to only the necessary people and assign roles with minimal privileges. Fewer accounts with full access means less risk.
We monitor activity and scan files and content for unauthorized changes and malicious code. This allows us to react before the problem grows.
We secure access to the database with strong passwords and proper configuration, protecting sensitive data stored on the site.
One-time security is a good start, but real security requires regularity - updates, copies and monitoring over time. That's why security is part of our administration and technical care, under which we keep an eye on your site on a regular basis.
Yes. We check the security status of your current site and implement what is missing - updates, backups, SSL, form protection and monitoring.
First, we restore the site from a copy or remove the malicious code, and then secure the site so that the attack will not be repeated. If there is no copy, we try to clean up the existing installation.
No. Good security works in the background and does not burden the site. We rely on proven, lightweight solutions instead of bloated plugins.
Yes. SSL encrypts data sent through the site, is required for forms and personal data (RODO), and Google treats its absence as a warning signal.
