Fix your website security issues and protect your site

Website security problems are not always obvious. A site can appear normal while outdated software, weak configurations, vulnerable plugins, exposed accounts, or suspicious code leave it open to attacks.

I will review your website for common security weaknesses and fix the issues that can be safely addressed within the website and hosting environment. This includes checking for malware, suspicious files, vulnerable plugins and themes, unauthorized accounts, insecure settings, malicious redirects, outdated components, and other common security risks.

Where issues are found, I will clean malicious code, remove suspicious elements, strengthen security settings, review user permissions, improve WordPress configuration where applicable, and test the website after the fixes.

Deliverables include: security assessment, malware checks, vulnerability review, suspicious-code cleanup, account and permission review, plugin/theme checks, security hardening, post-fix testing, and practical recommendations for keeping the website secure.

The goal is to leave you with a cleaner, better-protected website and a clearer understanding of the remaining security risks.

I will deliver:

• Website security assessment
• Malware and suspicious-code checks
• Vulnerability review
• WordPress security checks where applicable
• Plugin and theme security review
• Outdated component checks
• Administrator/account review
• User permission review
• File and directory security checks
• Security configuration improvements
• Malicious redirect checks
• Malware cleanup where required
• WordPress security hardening
• Basic hosting security review
• Post-fix functionality testing
• Security recommendations

This service is suitable for WordPress websites, business websites, ecommerce websites, blogs, landing pages, and other CMS-based websites where security weaknesses need to be identified and addressed.

Revisions: Unlimited rounds included.

Note: Server-level vulnerabilities, compromised hosting accounts, custom application vulnerabilities, or third-party infrastructure may require separate investigation and pricing.