We scan for outdated/vulnerable plugins/themes, risky configurations, exposed admin paths, weak permissions, malware indicators, and common hardening gaps (like XML-RPC, directory browsing, and file edit access).

We do full cleanup: malware removal + backdoor hunting, reinfection checks, and hardening steps so the same entry point doesn’t get reused.

We implement changes carefully and validate key flows (login, forms, checkout). Some hardening (like XML-RPC disabling or stricter rules) can affect specific plugins, so we verify and adjust safely.

We run managed updates (core/theme/plugins), check for conflicts, and resolve minor post-update issues. Custom-coded fixes beyond minor conflicts are handled as separate development work.

We set up automated backups and, when needed, restore quickly. A security plan is only real if it restores work, so we keep backups reliable and recovery-ready.

Yes—depending on the plan, we implement a WAF via Sucuri and/or Cloudflare, which helps block malicious traffic, bots, and common exploit patterns before they hit WordPress.

Yes. We enforce stronger admin access with 2FA, login rate limiting, password protections, and other controls (like security questions or restrictions) based on your setup.

Yes (Advanced plan). We can restrict admin access to approved IPs, set tighter admin controls, and reduce exposure of sensitive login/admin areas.

Yes. We monitor custom code for risky behavior and (Advanced plan) implement server + user activity logging to improve traceability during incidents.

No one can honestly guarantee “never.” What we do guarantee is maximum risk reduction through layered controls: hardening, WAF, cleanups, secure logins, updates, and recovery planning.