Act before
the attack does.
Most cases of data loss, ransomware and site takeover start with a simple oversight. We harden your systems, test them regularly and monitor them without a break.
Free Security ScanWhat We Are Up Against
One night can change everything
Every file is encrypted and money is demanded to release it. Even if you pay, there is no guarantee the data comes back. The only real protection is an isolated, encrypted backup.
Customer records are stolen and sold. Alongside the financial damage come regulatory fines under GDPR and lasting reputational harm.
Your site starts distributing malware and Google flags it as "not secure". Organic traffic collapses within days.
Our Approach
Layered protection
A single measure is never enough. If an attacker gets past one layer they stop at the next; each layer works independently and records what happened.
- Server hardening - unnecessary services shut down, ports restricted
- Firewall and WAF - SQL injection, XSS and brute force filtered out
- Access control - role-based permissions, two-factor authentication, SSH keys
- Encrypted backups - held off-site, with regular restore testing
- Continuous monitoring - instant alerts on abnormal behaviour
- Scheduled penetration testing - gaps found before anyone else finds them
Before / After
What do we change?
What we often find on handover
- Server software that has not been updated in years
- An admin panel open to everyone, password "admin123"
- Backups exist, but a restore has never once been tested
- No logging - if something happened, nobody would notice
- An expired SSL certificate, with the browser showing a warning
After we set it up
- Automatic security patching and version tracking
- Admin panel restricted by IP, two-factor authentication required
- Backups encrypted, held off-site and tested monthly
- Every access logged, with an alert sent on anything unusual
- SSL renews automatically; keeping track of expiry is our job
Process
How do we start?
Scan
We scan the current system and report the vulnerabilities and risks. This stage is free.
Hardening
Critical gaps are closed first, then layered protection is put in place.
Monitoring
The system goes under live monitoring, raising an alert on abnormal behaviour.
Testing & Reporting
The cycle continues with scheduled penetration tests and a monthly security report.
FAQ
Questions we get asked
How often should penetration testing be done?
The standard recommendation is at least one comprehensive test a year. Additional testing is needed whenever your system changes significantly - a new module, an infrastructure move, a payment integration. For systems that keep evolving, such as e-commerce, we suggest every six months.
My server has been attacked - what should I do?
Isolate the server from the network first, then contact us without deleting anything. Log records are critical to understanding how the attack happened. In an emergency response we stop the breach first, then restore from a clean backup and close the gap.
What does GDPR compliance require technically?
Personal data must be stored encrypted, access permissions limited by role, all access logged, and any breach detectable. We put those technical measures in place and document them.
Where are the backups kept?
Backups are held encrypted, in a location physically separate from your server. That separation is essential so that a ransomware attack cannot encrypt the backups along with the main server. We test restores regularly.
Can you work with my current hosting provider?
Yes. As long as we are given administrative access to the server, the provider makes no difference. If you are on shared hosting we will recommend moving to a VPS or dedicated server, because security measures are limited there.
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