Encrypted, patched, backed up and watched. Your site kept safe, and run for you.

The whole surface: HTTPS and TLS so the connection is encrypted, security headers and a content security policy so the browser blocks the common attacks, patching so nothing runs on out-of-date code, backups so you can always roll back, and monitoring so we know the moment something is wrong. It is not one product; it is a set of sensible protections kept current and watched for you.

HTTPS is the floor, not the ceiling. It encrypts the connection, which matters, but it does nothing about out-of-date software, a missing content security policy, or an unmonitored site quietly going down. Real security is layered: encryption in transit, headers that harden the browser, patched code, backups, and monitoring. We put the whole stack in place, not just the padlock.

They are instructions your site sends to the visitor's browser telling it how to behave safely: which scripts are allowed to run, whether the page can be framed by someone else, that it must stay on https. A content security policy, or CSP, is the strongest of them, it blocks injected scripts before they can do harm. Most small-business sites ship with none of these. We set them properly.

Your site and its data are backed up on a schedule, so if anything ever goes wrong there is a clean version to roll back to. Patching means keeping the platform and any dependencies up to date, because most breaches exploit known holes in old software that simply were not updated. Both run quietly in the background as part of the service, so you are never the one remembering to do them.

Uptime, so we know if the site goes down. Your SSL certificate and domain expiry, so neither lapses and takes you offline. And the security posture itself, so a change that weakens it gets caught. If something breaks, it is on us to put right, with one accountable point of contact, not a ticket queue and a call centre.

Generally, yes. An expertly built site has no sprawl of third-party plugins, which is where a large share of WordPress breaches come from, so there is a far smaller surface to attack and to keep patched. It is not zero, the platform and any dependencies still need updates, and that is exactly what this service handles. But the starting point is a much leaner, safer build.

On UK and EU-based, GDPR-friendly infrastructure, so your data and your customers' data stay close to home. We only hold what we need to run your site. There are no tracking pixels and no selling of data, ever. Security and privacy are the same job here, done properly and kept that way.

There are no published package prices, because every site is a little different. Start with a free audit, then the work is quoted to your business, with website management from £49/month, one simple bill, cancel any time, no lock-in. Security is part of the managed service, not a bolt-on you pay extra to unlock.

Often, yes. We audit what is there, add HTTPS and the missing headers, get patching and backups in place, and turn on monitoring. Where the underlying build is too fragile to secure sensibly, we will tell you straight, and an expertly built replacement may be the better value. Either way you get an honest read, not a scare story.

Yes, it is designed to. Security sits alongside the domain, DNS and email foundation and the managed website itself, one system, wired together and run for you. The domain-level locks and the site-level protections are two halves of the same job, which is why they are looked after together, not as separate accounts.