Identity
Accounts, passwords, roles and 2FA.
Most attacks against websites are automated. We reduce the attack surface, strengthen access controls, maintain recoverable backups and build a practical detection and recovery process.


Security controls are selected around the attack surface, account model, hosting environment and type of data processed so protection remains proportionate to risk.
Accounts, passwords, roles and 2FA.
Code, extensions, validation and updates.
Firewall, services, permissions and security headers.
Backups, least privilege and separation.
Logs, alerts and recovery procedures.
We identify exposed points, apply hardening, access controls, backups and monitoring, then verify that the controls work in realistic scenarios.
We identify exposed assets and risk points.
We prioritise the highest risks first.
We apply controls and sensible limits.
We monitor events and changes.
We test backups and recovery procedures.
We combine server configuration, updates, authentication, permissions, form protection and monitoring so one failure does not automatically compromise the entire website.
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We approach security in layers: access, application, server, backups, monitoring and clear recovery procedures.
We remove unnecessary components, restrict administrative access, use appropriate permissions and keep systems up to date. Every additional extension or service creates more surface that needs to be managed.
We use HTTPS, strong authentication, least-privilege roles and backup policies. Sensitive data should not be exposed in public code, logs or directly accessible files.
We monitor changes, suspicious activity and availability. During an incident, containment, recovery and root-cause analysis matter just as much as blocking the initial attack.
Security work varies depending on the state of the website: preventive audit, ongoing protection or post-incident remediation. Scope is therefore assessed against risk and infrastructure.
Security work is documented with the controls applied and any recommendations that remain the responsibility of the site or infrastructure owner.
We separate prevention, compromised-site remediation and the post-cleanup measures required to reduce the risk of reinfection.
No. No internet-connected system has zero risk. The goal is to reduce likelihood, limit impact and improve recovery.
Yes. We can review the application, hosting environment and access controls.
Backups and tested recovery are important parts of resilience.
You receive prioritised findings and we can implement the agreed remediation work.
For preventive work, tell us about the platform and hosting environment. If an incident is already in progress, describe the symptoms and when they started so investigation and remediation can be scoped correctly. Related services: web development, managed hosting.
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