What is Security Software?
Most losses in web security come not from sophisticated attacks but from known, closable gaps: unpatched components, reused passwords, admin accounts left open, unbacked-up data.
What we do is first measure the current state, then rank risks by size and close them. Not every gap has the same priority.
What's included?
- Security audit and risk report
- Server and application hardening
- Review of access and permission structure
- Two-factor authentication setup
- Backup routine and restore test
- SSL and security header configuration
- Post-attack cleanup and recovery
How we work
- 01
Audit
Vulnerabilities are identified and ranked by impact and likelihood.
- 02
Urgent closures
Active risks are fixed first.
- 03
Hardening
Server, application and access structure are put in order.
- 04
Backup
A backup is taken and a RESTORE is tried; an untested backup is not a backup.
- 05
Monitoring
Regular checks and a notification routine are set up.
What determines the price?
Since every project is different, we don’t give a single list price. The items that determine the quote are:
- Number of assets to audit (site, panel, server)
- State of the existing infrastructure
- Whether post-attack cleanup is needed
- Continuous monitoring can be added optionally
Frequently Asked Questions
Most attacks don't pick targets; automated scanners look for openings. Being small provides no protection.
First change the email account's password and enable two-factor authentication, then secure the domain and hosting accounts. The order matters; doing it in the wrong order lets the attacker keep access.
A backup is only a backup if it can be restored. A significant share of backups that were taken but never tested don't open when needed.