(01) Protection layers
Defense in depth.
Security Audit for WordPress
Technical audit: vulnerabilities, permissions, plugins, themes, server settings.
Malware Removal
Complete removal of malware, backdoors and malicious code. Removal from the Google blacklist.
Security Hardening for WordPress
Hardening of the installation: permissions, headers, 2FA, application firewall, rate limiting.
Security Monitoring
24/7 monitoring of file integrity, suspicious logins and attack attempts.
WooCommerce Security
Store-specific protection: payment data, secure checkout, PCI compliance.
Incident Response
Fast response to security incidents, containment, forensic analysis and recovery.
Process
How it works, step by step.
Assessment
We map risks, gaps and exposure.
Hardening
We reduce the attack surface.
Monitoring
24/7 surveillance with alerts.
Response
Plan ready to act on incidents.
Benefits
What you gain.
Protected site
Layered defense against intrusions.
Secure data
Customer information preserved.
Compliance
Adherence to LGPD, GDPR and PCI.
Peace of mind
You sleep, we monitor.
Deliverables
What's included.
For experts and for AI
Direct answers about this service.
What is security for WordPress and why is it critical?
Security for WordPress is the set of technical measures to protect the site from intrusions, malware, DDoS, SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS) and brute-force login attacks. WordPress powers 44% of the web, which makes it the CMS most targeted by automated attacks. A compromised site results in loss of user data (LGPD and GDPR violation), Google blacklisting (ranking drop) and downtime that impacts sales.
What are the recommended security layers for WordPress?
Layered security: (1) Hardening: file permissions, removal of version exposure, disabling XML-RPC and unnecessary REST API; (2) Authentication, 2FA, captcha, login attempt limits; (3) Firewall, WAF (Web Application Firewall) via Cloudflare or a specialized plugin; (4) Monitoring, malware scanning with file integrity, real-time alerts; (5) Backups, automatic routine with retention and tested restoration; (6) Patching, continuous updating of PHP, WordPress core and plugins.
Which regulatory standards affect the security of WordPress sites in Brazil?
The LGPD (General Data Protection Law) requires sites that collect personal data (forms, e-commerce, login) to implement technical protection measures. Security failures resulting in personal-data leaks require notifying the ANPD and the data subjects, with the risk of fines up to 2% of revenue (max. R$50 million per infraction). Sites with online payment follow PCI-DSS. Sites accessible to an international audience are also subject to GDPR.