Identity
Accounts, passwords, roles, and 2FA.
Most attacks on websites are automated. We reduce the attack surface, control access, keep backups in place, and build a process for detection and recovery.
Security measures are chosen based on the attack surface, existing accounts, server, and the type of data processed, so protection stays proportional to the risk.
Accounts, passwords, roles, and 2FA.
Code, extensions, validation, and updates.
Firewall, services, permissions, and headers.
Backup, least-privilege access, and separation.
Logs, alerts, and a recovery procedure.
We inventory exposed points, apply hardening, access control, backup, and monitoring, then verify the measures work in real scenarios.
We identify exposure and assets.
We fix the biggest risks first.
We apply controls and limits.
We track events and changes.
We test backup and restore procedures.
We combine server configuration, updates, authentication, permissions, form protection, and monitoring so a single error can't compromise the whole website.
Explore all services →Security services vary depending on the website's condition: preventive audit, ongoing protection, or remediation after an incident. That's why the level of work is estimated based on risk and infrastructure.
Every security intervention is documented with the measures applied and the recommendations that remain the administrator's responsibility.
We treat prevention, remediation of a compromised site, and the measures needed afterward to avoid reinfection as separate discussions.
No. No infrastructure offers zero risk. The goal is reducing the probability and the impact.
Yes, we can analyse the application, the hosting, and access.
Backup and restore are important parts of the recovery strategy.
You get a set of priorities, and we can implement the agreed fixes.
If you want prevention, send us details about your platform and hosting. If there's already an incident, describe the symptoms and when they appeared so we can separate investigation from remediation.
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