WordPress security · maintenance

WordPress security, on a schedule.

Sites are not broken into through the front door. They are broken into through a plugin nobody updated. Patching, backups and monitoring are inside the monthly, and when something does happen there is a procedure rather than a panic.

The problem

The patch is not the problem.

Fixes ship constantly. What decides whether you get hit is whether anybody applies them, and on most SME sites nobody does — because nobody was ever given the job.

What 2026 has looked like
Plugin flaws disclosed
Around thirty-six a day, and almost half need no login to use.
Still unpatched a month later
One in four.
The worst day so far
Over seventeen thousand attack attempts in twenty-four hours.
The repository itself
Twenty-five plugins compromised in seventy-two hours in April.
What it costs

In the monthly. Or on its own.

If your site is on a plan, all of the above is already in it and there is nothing to add. If it is not, the two pieces stand alone.

The three ways in
On a website plan
included, nothing extra
Security audit, one-off
$390
Cleanup after an incident
from $690, fixed after a look
What an agency charges to clean up
$500-$3,000
On the plan
included
What clients say

Sites that stay up.

“Our old website was years behind the business. Daniel rebuilt it from scratch and now runs our SEO — one point of contact, and things move without chasing.”

Yoon Phey · AZEO, Malaysia

“Daniel set up our store and SEO completely. Within 3 months we were selling consistently online — he handles everything.”

Jose León · Distribuciones León
Before you ask

What people ask first.

No, unmaintained WordPress is. The software is patched constantly and well. What gets sites broken into is a plugin that stopped being updated two years ago, and that is a maintenance problem wearing a security costume.

We look before we touch anything. The site goes into maintenance, a full copy comes off the server, and only then does the cleaning start, because once you clean you can no longer find out how they got in. Price is fixed after that first look, which is how this work is quoted everywhere.

Server access, the hosting panel and somewhere the backups live that is not the server. Plugins cannot rescue a site that will not start, so a WordPress login on its own is not enough. If those are missing, getting them is the first job rather than the second.

No, and be careful with anyone who does. What is promised is that the routine runs, that the way in gets found and closed, and that you get told what happened in words you can use.

One, configured, not four fighting each other. A stack of overlapping security plugins slows the site down and gives you four dashboards nobody reads. The work is in the routine, not in the logo on the plugin.

Yes, all of it. Updates, backups, hardening and monitoring are what the monthly is for. The audit and the cleanup exist for sites that are not on a plan.

Start here

Tell me where the site lives.

One call. If it is already on a plan there is nothing to buy, and if something is wrong right now, say that first and we start there.