Consulting

Security Audit

Review WordPress and Bitrix sites for security risks, weak configuration, and update exposure.

A security audit helps identify practical risks in CMS websites, especially WordPress and Bitrix installations. We focus on configuration, updates, access control, vulnerable plugins, and common attack surfaces.

Problem Solved

Small business websites are often compromised through outdated plugins, weak passwords, exposed admin panels, poor hosting configuration, or old custom code. A focused audit helps you understand which risks are real and what should be fixed first.

Types of Solutions

  • WordPress and Bitrix security review
  • Plugin, module, and theme risk assessment
  • Access control and administrator account review
  • Hosting, SSL, backup, and file permission checks
  • Malware indicators and suspicious code review
  • Security hardening recommendations

How We Approach the Work

We collect website and hosting context, review the CMS configuration, inspect high-risk plugins and custom code where accessible, check update and backup status, and prepare a prioritized remediation plan. Critical issues are separated from general hygiene improvements.

What You Receive

  • Security audit report
  • Priority list of vulnerabilities and weak configurations
  • CMS, plugin, access, and hosting recommendations
  • Immediate hardening steps where applicable
  • Remediation plan for developer or administrator follow-up
  • Optional implementation scope for fixes

Pricing

Security audits start from the price shown on this page. Final cost depends on CMS platform, website size, plugin count, hosting access, custom code review needs, and whether remediation work is included.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a penetration test?

No. This is a practical CMS security audit. A full penetration test has a different scope, methodology, and price.

Can you fix the issues you find?

Yes. Fixes can be handled as a separate remediation scope after the audit.

Can you help after a hack?

Yes. We can review symptoms, clean obvious issues, close common entry points, and recommend recovery steps.

Use cases

  • Your CMS site handles leads or customer data.
  • Plugins, themes, or modules have not been reviewed recently.
  • You need practical remediation guidance without enterprise overhead.

Deliverables

  • CMS configuration review
  • Plugin/module risk check
  • Remediation checklist