The boring work that keeps you off the bad-news list.
Small business sites don't get hacked by geniuses — they get hacked by scripts scanning for the same five neglected things: stale plugins, weak logins, open forms, missing updates, untested backups. Security here isn't a product you buy once; it's the default posture of everything I build and maintain, and the #1 reason clients stay.
- + Security audit: dependencies, access, forms, hosting configuration
- + Hardening: input validation, rate limiting, secure sessions, headers
- + Automated, tested backups — a backup you haven't restored is a hope
- + Update & patch discipline on a schedule, not "when we remember"
- + Monitoring with alerting on higher tiers — uptime, integrity, anomalies
01
Audit
Find what a scanner would find — before it does.
02
Harden
Close the gaps, rotate what's stale, document what changed.
03
Watch
Continuous updates and monitoring so it stays closed.
Who this is for: Any business whose website earns money or holds customer data. Especially e-commerce, membership sites, and anyone who's already had one bad week and never wants another.
questions?My site was already hacked — can you help?
Yes. Incident cleanup, credential rotation, entry-point identification and a hardened relaunch — see the security case study for how that looks in practice.
?Is security extra?
Baseline security practices are in every tier because I won't ship insecure work. Dedicated hardening is included from Growth; advanced monitoring and highest-priority response are Elite.
?Will you sign an NDA about my systems?
Yes, on request, at no cost — discretion about client infrastructure is standard practice here anyway.