WordPress security doesn't end with installing a security plugin. Most breaches result not from WordPress itself, but from misconfigured servers, outdated software, weak passwords, unnecessary services on open ports, and a lack of proactive hosting security. Tools like Wordfence or Sucuri are helpful, but used alone — without proper server and hosting configuration — they provide a false sense of security. We approach WordPress protection in layers.
Security starts at the OS level — not at the plugin level. We configure firewalls, close unused ports, restrict SSH to key-based access, disable unnecessary services, deploy fail2ban, and monitor system logs. Proactive server configuration eliminates most attack vectors before they reach WordPress.
Hosting requires thorough configuration that most providers don't perform by default. We verify account isolation, file permissions, PHP configuration (open_basedir, disable_functions), HTTP security headers (CSP, X-Frame-Options, HSTS), TLS version, and SSL cipher suites.
We implement WordPress security measures: login attempt limiting, two-factor authentication (2FA), default path changes (wp-login, xmlrpc), file editing disabled from admin panel, WordPress/PHP version hiding, user enumeration blocking.
We install and configure a WAF — not as the only security measure, but as a layer complementing server protection. We block brute-force attacks, SQL injection, XSS, file inclusion, and malicious bots. A plugin without server configuration is a lock on a door without walls.
Daily WordPress scanning for malware, backdoors, SEO spam, and unauthorized file changes. Core and plugin file integrity monitoring. In case of infection — we locate the source, remove malicious code, restore the site, and implement preventive measures.
Comprehensive security audit covering the WordPress site, hosting service, and server configuration. We check file permissions, PHP config, HTTP headers, SSL certificate, backup policies, and plugin/theme vulnerabilities. We deliver a report with prioritized recommendations.
No. Wordfence and similar tools protect at the WordPress application level but don't secure the server, PHP configuration, open ports, or hosting service. It's an important layer, but used alone — without server hardening — it provides a false sense of security.
The audit covers server configuration, hosting service, PHP version, file permissions, HTTP headers, SSL certificate, plugin/theme vulnerabilities, password policies, backup configuration, and WordPress core integrity. We provide a prioritized recommendations report.
Under our WordPress care plans, scanning is performed daily. We monitor WordPress core and plugin file integrity, looking for backdoors, SEO spam, redirects, and unauthorized code changes.
We locate the breach source, remove malicious code and backdoors, restore a clean version, verify file integrity, change passwords and security keys, implement additional protections, and submit the site for Google Search Console re-verification.
Most WordPress attacks exploit server-level vulnerabilities: open ports, outdated software, weak PHP configuration, missing firewall. A WordPress plugin runs inside the application — if an attacker gains server-level access, the plugin is powerless.
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