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Website security that protects more than a homepage.

Bring website access, updates, DNS, and protective settings into a defined service, coordinated with the people who build and host your site.

Give website security a place in the plan.

Your public website has its own dependencies: hosting, a domain registrar, content management, accounts, and sometimes forms or plugins. RedSocCyber can review those agreed components and help organize the security work around them.

The engagement begins with ownership and authorization. We confirm which domain, website, hosting account, and application are in scope before testing or changing anything.

A scope built around your actual website.

  • Access and ownership: identify who controls hosting, domain registration, administration, and deployment.
  • Update oversight: review supported application or plugin maintenance responsibilities where applicable.
  • DNS and domain settings: examine the records and account protections included in the agreement.
  • Protective configuration: review applicable TLS, browser security headers, and available platform controls.
  • Authorized review: assess agreed exposure and record proposed changes for approval.

Coordinate with your web team.

A security change can affect a contact form, content editor, payment flow, or integration. We work with your developer or hosting provider to review dependencies and agree testing and rollback steps. Design changes and application development are separate from security oversight.

For dynamic websites, the application itself remains important. Hosting configuration alone does not validate custom code, prevent every injection issue, or establish payment compliance.

Clear pricing, clear boundaries.

Website security oversight starts at $300 per site per month as an add-on, with setup quoted separately. Final pricing depends on the application, number of sites, hosting arrangements, and the actual tasks requested.

Penetration testing, malware removal, incident response, major upgrades, and ongoing website development are not automatically included. Those activities require a separate proposal and written authorization.

Make your next security move a clear one.

Start with your priorities. Build the right scope from there.

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