WEBSITE & WEB APPLICATION SECURITY

A stronger foundation.
More confidence online.

Understand how your website is configured, where exposure can be reduced, and how your team would recover from a problem. We turn findings into practical, reviewable improvements.

  • An agreed review scope
  • Prioritized improvements
  • Recovery considered early
PROTECTION ACROSS THE WEBSITE

Protection is
a connected effort.

01Server & edge
02Application & access
03Recovery & review

Review. Strengthen. Verify.

  • Application
  • Server & edge
  • Access & recovery
Illustrative concept · Example review areas

SELECTED CLIENT WORK

Teams we’ve
worked with.

Discuss your project

FIIB

We provided SEO, web development, and web security services for FIIB.

WHAT WE DELIVERED

  • SEO
  • Web development
  • Web security

WHEN IT’S TIME FOR SOMETHING BETTER

Your website keeps growing.
Keep its protection in step.

Changes in plugins, hosting, user access, and integrations can leave security responsibilities unclear. Start with the systems and access you actually use.

  1. 01

    You want a clearer view of the setup.

    Review the agreed website, application, and hosting configuration, then prioritize the findings by their practical impact.

  2. 02

    Access and updates need attention.

    Work through user permissions, outdated components, exposed services, and ownership of routine maintenance.

  3. 03

    Recovery has not been worked through.

    Review backup coverage, restoration steps, monitoring, and the people responsible when something needs attention.

WHAT WE CAN HELP WITH

Reduce exposure.
Prepare for the unexpected.

We agree on the systems you authorize us to review, the depth of assessment, and the changes to implement before work begins.

01 /

Website & configuration review

Assess the agreed application, CMS, hosting, and deployment settings. Document findings and distinguish confirmed issues from areas needing further investigation.

02 /

CMS & application hardening

Review component updates, administrative access, upload handling, and application settings. Implement agreed improvements with a rollback plan.

03 /

Server, TLS & edge configuration

Review relevant NGINX, Apache, PHP, TLS, and proxy configuration. Address agreed exposure, request handling, and origin-access concerns.

04 /

Accounts & access controls

Review who can access important functions and data. Check role boundaries and relevant authentication and session settings within the authorized scope.

05 /

Backup & recovery readiness

Review what is backed up, access to backups, retention, and restoration steps. Include an agreed restore exercise where the environment allows.

06 /

Remediation & maintenance planning

Prioritize fixes, verify agreed changes, and define monitoring and maintenance responsibilities. Document what remains open for follow-up.

Your proposal defines the deliverables, responsibilities, and support included in your project.

FROM FINDING TO VERIFIED CHANGE
  1. STEP 01

    Understand the exposure

    A defined scope and evidence behind each finding.

  2. STEP 02

    Apply the right improvements

    Prioritized changes with clear ownership and recovery steps.

  3. STEP 03

    Verify and keep reviewing

    Confirmed outcomes and a plan for ongoing maintenance.

Example workflow · Shaped around your project

A REVIEW THAT LEADS TO ACTION

Know what needs attention.
Know what happens next.

A useful review connects each finding to the affected system, its likely impact, and the work needed to address it. Implementation and follow-up make the findings useful to your team.

  • Work within an agreed scope

    Define the domains, environments, access, and review methods before starting. Coordinate changes with the people operating the systems.

  • Make priorities actionable

    Document the evidence, impact, recommended change, and owner so the team can work through the important issues first.

  • Check the result

    Verify the agreed remediation and record any remaining limits, operational dependencies, or follow-up work.

HOW WE GET THERE

Clear steps.
Shared direction.

An authorized review, a clear set of findings, and a coordinated plan to implement and verify improvements.

  1. 01

    Define the scope

    Agree on the systems, access, review methods, maintenance windows, and operational contacts.

  2. 02

    Review & prioritize

    Inspect the agreed setup, document evidence, and review the findings and priorities with your team.

  3. 03

    Implement improvements

    Apply approved changes with appropriate backups, staging checks, and a plan to recover if something goes wrong.

  4. 04

    Verify & hand over

    Check the changes, record outstanding items, and agree on ongoing ownership and maintenance.

A LITTLE MORE CLARITY

Good questions.
Honest answers.

Have something else in mind?

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Which websites and hosting setups can you review?

We review suitability during discovery. Work can include WordPress and custom websites, web applications, and relevant PHP, NGINX, Apache, or proxy configuration where you control the systems and can authorize access.

Is this a penetration test or compliance certification?

The standard engagement is a scoped review and hardening service. Independent penetration testing, specialist assessments, and certification are different engagements. We discuss those requirements explicitly rather than implying they are included.

Can you guarantee that a website will never be hacked?

No. Security work reduces exposure and improves preparedness, but it cannot eliminate every risk. We explain what was reviewed, which improvements were verified, and what still depends on ongoing maintenance and operational controls.

Will you make changes to our live website?

Review and implementation responsibilities are agreed first. Changes are coordinated with your team, using staging, backups, maintenance windows, and rollback steps as appropriate to the system. A review does not automatically authorize unrelated changes.

What access will you need?

That depends on the scope. We may need limited access to the CMS, code, hosting configuration, logs, or deployment settings. We agree on access with you and use a suitable private channel; credentials should not be sent through the public enquiry form.

Do you provide ongoing maintenance or emergency support?

Ongoing reviews, updates, monitoring responsibilities, and response expectations can be defined in a separate support arrangement. Emergency response or round-the-clock availability is not included unless explicitly agreed.

GOOD THINGS START WITH A CONVERSATION

Understand the setup.
Strengthen what matters.

Share your website and the concerns you want to review. We’ll agree on the scope and access needed to begin.

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