Most CMS compromises we clean up didn't come from a sophisticated attack — they came through an outdated plugin, an admin account with a weak password, or file permissions that were left too open. CMS Hardening closes those doors before they're used.
What's included
- Auditing installed plugins and removing anything unused or outdated
- Reviewing user accounts and access levels
- Locking down file and directory permissions
- Configuration changes so your next scan stays clean
Why it matters
A CMS is only as secure as its least-maintained plugin. Hardening isn't a one-time fix so much as removing the easy attack surface — the accounts, plugins, and permissions an attacker would try first.