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The Security Checklist We Run On Every Site

Maintenance Plans

Essential

Core/plugin updates, weekly backups, uptime monitoring, monthly health report.

Business

Everything in Essential, plus firewall management, daily backups, malware scanning, and priority support response times.

Enterprise

Everything in Business, plus dedicated support contact, staged rollout testing for all updates, compliance audits, and custom SLA response times.

Why "Set and Forget" Maintenance Fails

Most maintenance plans run an update and walk away. We test every update in a staging environment first — because a plugin update that silently breaks your checkout page is worse than the vulnerability it patched.

Managed Maintenance vs. a Security Plugin Alone

A security plugin (Wordfence, Sucuri, etc.) monitors for threats but doesn’t act on what it finds, doesn’t test updates before they go live, and won’t recover your site if something breaks. Managed maintenance adds the human judgment and staging-tested process a plugin alone can’t provide — the plugin is one layer of a full maintenance plan, not a replacement for it.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens if our site does get hacked or goes down?

Emergency response and recovery from backups is included at the Business tier and above, with defined response-time SLAs.

No — we take over maintenance for existing WordPress sites regardless of who built them, starting with a full security audit.

Yes, including cookie consent configuration, data handling review, and accessibility standards required in the EU market.