Protect the
website behind
the screen.
WordPress security is about protecting the complete website environment — from administrator access and plugins to configuration, forms, databases and the software that powers your site.
Security is
a system.
WordPress websites can have many connected entry points. Security work looks at the different areas that can affect the integrity and availability of the website.
Security from
the inside out.
A WordPress security strategy can involve several layers. Each layer addresses a different part of the website environment and helps reduce avoidable security weaknesses.
WordPress Core
Review WordPress core versions and update requirements while checking compatibility with the existing website.
Plugins & Themes
Review installed extensions, outdated components, unnecessary software and configuration concerns.
Administrator Access
Review user accounts, permissions, administrator access and other controls around the WordPress dashboard.
Files & Configuration
Check important configuration areas and file-level concerns that may affect the security of the installation.
Monitoring & Recovery
Establish practical monitoring, backups and recovery considerations for maintaining website continuity.
Find the weak point before someone else does.
A security review looks beyond a single plugin or setting. We can inspect the WordPress installation and identify areas that deserve attention based on the website's configuration, software and access structure.
Keep the right
people in.
Website security also depends on who can access the WordPress administration area and what each account is allowed to do.
User Accounts
Review administrator and user accounts to identify unnecessary access and improve account hygiene.
Permissions
Keep dashboard permissions aligned with the responsibilities of different users and contributors.
Authentication
Review authentication controls and practical measures that can strengthen access to WordPress administration.
Website Forms
Consider forms, submissions and connected services as part of the broader website security environment.
Integrations
Review external integrations and API connections that interact with the WordPress website.
Activity
Establish appropriate visibility into important website changes and administrative activity.
A safer WordPress
starts with the basics.
Security requirements vary by website, hosting environment and functionality. These are common areas that can form part of a WordPress security review.
Security connects
to everything.
WordPress security can overlap with maintenance, migration, development, performance and plugin work. Explore the related services.
WordPress security services
WordPress security involves protecting the website's software, administrator accounts, configuration, files, database and connected services. Because WordPress websites can use many plugins, themes and third-party integrations, security should be considered across the complete website environment.
A WordPress security review can help identify outdated components, unnecessary access, configuration concerns and other areas that may require attention. Security measures can then be selected according to the website's functionality, hosting environment and operational requirements.
WebProxima provides WordPress security services for businesses that need help reviewing, hardening and maintaining their WordPress websites. Security work can also be combined with WordPress maintenance, development, migration and plugin-related services.
Security areas
Secure the system.
Reduce the weak points.
Protect what matters.
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