Who this is for
Businesses whose websites collect enquiries, publish business information, process transactions or rely on third-party plugins and integrations.
A secure website depends on more than an SSL certificate. Software updates, strong account controls, reliable backups, secure hosting and a plan for responding to suspicious activity all matter.
Clear scope. Useful outcomes. Practical decisions.
Businesses whose websites collect enquiries, publish business information, process transactions or rely on third-party plugins and integrations.
Access and administrator review; software and plugin review; backup and restoration checks; SSL and configuration review; malware and vulnerability assessment scope; incident escalation recommendations.
We review the platform and access model, identify practical risks, prioritise fixes and document responsibilities. The scope is an assessment and improvement plan unless continuous monitoring or incident response is separately agreed. No security review can promise zero risk.
We review the platform and access model, identify practical risks, prioritise fixes and document responsibilities. The scope is an assessment and improvement plan unless continuous monitoring or incident response is separately agreed. No security review can promise zero risk.
Review the website or team context, access arrangements and the most relevant risks.
Agree practical controls, update routines, backup expectations and response responsibilities.
Check the agreed measures and document remaining risks, owners and next actions.
Website security is layered. Strong access controls, timely updates, tested backups and monitoring reduce risk, but no single product can promise complete protection.
Explore related capabilities where they support the same business goal.
See how this capability can support the same customer journey and business objective.
Explore the connected work that may be needed before or after this service.
Consider this option when your requirement extends beyond the immediate project scope.
Clear answers to help you decide what to do next.
No. SSL/TLS encrypts connections but does not fix vulnerable software, weak passwords, compromised accounts or insecure application logic.
Updates should be reviewed promptly according to risk, compatibility and vendor guidance, with backups and a tested change process.
No. Security is risk reduction, not an absolute guarantee. Layered controls and response readiness are essential.
We connect technology decisions with business context, people and the work that needs to get done.
NetFrendz has been operating since 2009.
Recommendations start with your context, goals and constraints.
Digital services, AI, cyber awareness and training can be considered together.
We aim to make technology understandable and useful for the people who work with it.
Share your requirement. We'll start with your goals and explore a practical way forward.