Access, plugin and configuration review
Review authorised users, plugin status and configuration to identify the access and systems covered by the assessment.
WordPress services
Review access, updates and security configuration together.

The written scope defines actions and access within the selected product limits.
Review authorised users, plugin status and configuration to identify the access and systems covered by the assessment.
Separate hardening from incident analysis and record the approved boundaries for investigation and intervention beforehand.
Assess backup condition, possible recovery points and required access without assuming that recovery will succeed.
A conceptual example explaining the approach, not a customer project or an achieved result.
An example website shows an unfamiliar administrator account; timing and observations from authorised people are recorded.
Available logs and access inform the scope for investigating the account and related findings.
After approved measures, access and basic flows are checked, with uninvestigated areas stated in the report.
An illustrative workflow, not a customer project.
Timing, authorised access and responsibilities are agreed with the scope.
Review authorised access, versions and current behaviour, identifying the responsible people.
Planned outputCurrent state and access record
Record package boundaries, test workflows and recovery requirements.
Planned outputWritten scope and verification plan
Apply approved changes in a suitable environment, recording unverified dependencies.
Planned outputRecord of applied changes
Share check results, outstanding needs and subsequent maintenance responsibilities.
Planned outputCheck results and next steps
The product and written scope define final deliverables; not every item is included in every package.
Licences, further development and ongoing support are defined separately. A backup does not prove successful restoration.
No. Measures cover the agreed scope; later updates, access practices and external services continue to affect risk.
Analysis, hardening and cleanup are different tasks. Evidence and access are reviewed before confirming interventions.
No. Its contents, date and relationship to the incident require assessment. Clean, complete recovery is not guaranteed.
Only required, authorised access is shared securely. Existing evidence and logs are considered before changes.
This description provides neither continuous monitoring nor response deadlines. Maintenance and follow-up checks require a separate scope.
Current prices come from the catalogue below. Compare features and scope; this explanation adds neither unlimited interventions nor a fixed delivery deadline.
WordPress Security
Installation review, configuration improvement and findings report.
Estimated delivery: 2–3 business days
Excluded: Incident response
Excluded: Hosting migration
Excluded: Guarantee of no future breach
Excluding VAT
WordPress Security
Cleanup of affected files and final verification report.
Estimated delivery: 2–5 business days
Excluded: New hosting service
Excluded: Custom plugin repair
Excluded: Guarantee of preventing future attacks
Excluding VAT