Security Scanning
Security scanning checks your website for known vulnerabilities on a regular schedule, rather than waiting for something to break. It finds the small problems while they are still small.
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WHY SCANNING /
Most breaches start with a known vulnerability that nobody noticed. Regular scanning surfaces them while they are still cheap to fix.
Known vulnerability detection
Outdated plugins and libraries
Weak configuration and permissions
A site that was secure last year may not be today. Scheduled scans keep the picture current as your site and the threats both change.
Scans on a set schedule
Tracked over time, not one off
Alerts when something new appears
Clients, insurers and procurement teams increasingly want evidence, not assurances. Scan reports give you something to show them.
Clear written reports
A record of what was found and fixed
Evidence for due diligence requests
Raw scanner output helps nobody. We translate the findings into what matters, what does not, and what to do first.
Risks ranked by severity
Recommendations you can action
Our team can do the fixing
Scans cover what attackers look at first: outdated core files, plugins and libraries, exposed admin areas, weak permissions, expired certificates, malware, and code that has changed without anyone asking for it.
Scanning tells you what is exposed. Managed security keeps it patched, and penetration testing goes further again by testing how far someone could actually get.
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The things attackers check first, which are usually the things that have been quietly out of date for months. A scan covers:
Outdated core files, plugins and libraries
Known vulnerabilities with published exploits
Weak permissions and exposed admin areas
Malware and unexpected code changes
Monthly suits most sites, more often if you take payments or hold personal data. What matters is that it runs on a schedule rather than when someone remembers.
Monthly for standard business websites
Weekly or continuous for ecommerce and data heavy sites
After any major change or new integration
You hear about it in plain language, with a recommendation attached rather than a raw report dump.
Findings ranked by how much they actually matter
A clear recommendation for each one
We can carry out the fixes if you want us to
They do different jobs. Managed security keeps things patched and protected, while scanning independently checks whether anything has been missed.
Managed security: prevention and maintenance
Security scanning: verification and early detection
Penetration testing: how far an attacker could actually get
Security scanning automatically checks for known vulnerabilities, while penetration testing simulates real-world attacks to uncover weaknesses that automated tools may miss. Together, they provide a more complete picture of your website's security.
Many security issues aren't visible until it's too late. Regular updates, security monitoring, vulnerability scanning and proactive maintenance all play an important role in keeping your website protected.
Absolutely. Cybercriminals often target small and medium-sized businesses because they typically have fewer security measures in place. Investing in website security helps protect your business, your customers and your reputation.
Yes. We provide managed website hosting, proactive security, performance monitoring, backups, updates and ongoing support, so you have one trusted partner looking after your website from every angle.
Not at all. We can host, secure and support websites built by other agencies or developers, provided they're suitable for migration. We'll assess your current setup and recommend the best approach.
Launching your website is just the beginning. We offer ongoing hosting, security, maintenance, support and continuous improvements to keep your website secure, up to date and performing at its best as your business grows.
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