A practical 15-point security checklist built for Singapore business sites — covering PDPA compliance, local hosting considerations, and the security basics that actually matter.
WordPress malware cleanup pricing ranges from free (DIY) to $500+ (agency). Here's a transparent breakdown of what you're paying for at each level.
Most WordPress security plugins are bloated dashboards that slow your site down. Here's what actually matters for protection in 2026 — and what's just marketing.
Get a free WordPress security audit. If we don't find anything to fix, you don't pay. Here's exactly what we check and how the process works.
WordPress Multisite networks share a codebase across dozens or hundreds of sites. A single vulnerability can compromise them all. Here's how to secure your network.
wp-config.php contains your database credentials, auth keys, and security configuration. Here's how to lock it down properly.
Most WordPress security advice stops at the plugin level. Real hardening goes deeper — PHP configuration, file permissions, server headers, and database isolation.
90% of WordPress hacks exploit vulnerable or abandoned plugins. Here's how to evaluate a plugin's security posture before you install it — and what to do with the ones you already have.
Your WordPress login page is the single most-attacked surface on your site. Here's how to harden it against brute force, credential stuffing, and enumeration attacks.
Backups are your last line of defence. A good backup strategy means the difference between a minor incident and a catastrophic data loss.
A WordPress application firewall inspects every incoming request and blocks attacks before they reach your PHP code. Here's how it works.
A comprehensive, actionable WordPress security checklist covering every layer of defence — from server configuration to plugin management.
Brute force attacks against WordPress login pages are automated, relentless, and increasingly sophisticated. Here's the complete defence guide.
File integrity monitoring is the most reliable way to detect a hack the moment it happens — before attackers can cover their tracks.
Most WordPress hacks go unnoticed for weeks. Learn the five telltale signs that attackers are already inside your site — and what to do immediately.