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Website Hardening & Recovery · Mumbai & Worldwide

Website security is risk reduction —
not a guarantee, and we won't sell it as one.

We review access, harden configuration, plan updates, and help you recover if something goes wrong. No website can be made completely secure — our work reduces risk across the areas that actually matter, and we're upfront about what falls outside what we do.

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Security specialist reviewing access controls, updates and backup recovery for a website

Prateeksha provides website-level security review, hardening and recovery coordination in Mumbai. This is risk reduction, not a guarantee — no website can be made completely secure. We do not offer penetration testing, DDoS prevention, WAF management, PCI DSS compliance, or regulated-industry security work, and we do not promise a specific recovery time after a compromise. Hosting-level decisions are covered under our website hosting service; scheduled, non-incident maintenance is covered under our website maintenance service.

What this service is

A practical website-level security review, hardening and recovery coordination service: access and permission cleanup, CMS and plugin review, configuration hardening, update planning, backup and restore readiness, and compromise triage.

What this service is not

Not penetration testing, not a compliance certification (including PCI DSS), not managed 24/7 monitoring, and not DDoS or WAF management. We won't claim any of these, and we'll say so plainly if your situation needs one of them.

Where website risk actually comes from

Most compromised sites weren't unlucky — they had gaps no one had reviewed.

  1. 01

    Outdated dependencies

    Core software, themes and plugins running versions with known, published issues.

  2. 02

    Excessive access

    Old accounts, shared logins and permissions no one has reviewed in years.

  3. 03

    Unsafe configuration

    Default settings, exposed admin paths and weak credentials left as-is since launch.

  4. 04

    Missing recovery points

    No verified clean backup to restore to if something does go wrong.

  5. 05

    No documented response path

    No one is sure who to call or what to do first if the site is compromised.

What a managed review changes

Reduced, managed risk — reviewed on purpose, not left to chance.

We review access, harden configuration, plan updates and confirm you have a clean recovery point — reducing risk across the areas that actually matter. Looking for hosting-level decisions instead? See our hosting service.

  • Access and permissions reviewed, not assumed fine
  • CMS, themes and plugins checked against known issues
  • Configuration hardened against common, verifiable weaknesses
  • A confirmed, restorable backup — not just a switched-on setting
  • A documented response path, so no one is guessing mid-incident

What's included

What a website security review actually covers, in order.

Scoped to genuine, verifiable hardening and recovery work — not a formal audit or certification.

01

Website security review

A structured look at access, configuration, update status and backup readiness, with a written list of findings.

Review

02

CMS & plugin review

Checking installed software and plugins against known, published issues and versions.

CMS review

03

Access & permission cleanup

Removing stale accounts, tightening shared logins and reviewing who can actually do what.

Access

04

Configuration hardening

Correcting default settings, exposed paths and weak credentials — the practical, verifiable fixes.

Hardening

05

Update planning

A tested process for applying updates, since an update can occasionally break something too.

Updates

06

Backup & restore readiness

Confirming a genuinely restorable backup exists — not assuming a setting means it works.

Backups

07

Compromise triage

If something has already happened: containment, assessment, and an honest read on severity.

Triage

08

Post-cleanup checks

Verifying a cleaned site is actually clean before calling it resolved.

Verification

How delivery runs

Identify, contain, correct, verify, maintain — in that order.

The same sequence for a proactive hardening review or a reactive compromise.

  1. Identify

    Access, configuration, update status and backup readiness reviewed to establish where the real risk sits.

  2. Contain

    For an active compromise: isolating the immediate issue before anything else, honestly assessed for severity.

  3. Correct

    Hardening applied where it is genuinely warranted — access, configuration, updates.

  4. Verify

    A follow-up check to confirm fixes hold and, for a cleanup, that the site is actually clean.

  5. Maintain

    Ongoing risk reduction sits under our maintenance service — scheduled checks, not a one-time fix.

What changes

A one-time cleanup vs. ongoing, managed risk reduction.

Both address risk. The difference is whether it's addressed once, or reviewed on a schedule.

What changes
A one-time cleanup
Ongoing, managed risk reduction
Access
Reviewed once, drifts back over time
Reviewed on a recurring basis under maintenance
Updates
Applied reactively, after something breaks
Planned and tested on a schedule
Backups
Assumed to exist, never actually tested
Verified restorable, checked periodically
Response readiness
No plan until something happens
A documented path everyone already knows
Outcome promise
Implied guarantee ("fully secure")
Honest: reduced risk, not a guarantee

Suited to

Scoped to genuinely verified capability — not every situation fits.

We're upfront about which of these we can help with directly, and which need a different specialist.

01

A proactive hardening review

A site that hasn't been reviewed in a while — access, configuration and updates checked before anything goes wrong.

Proactive

02

A suspected or confirmed compromise

Something looks wrong. We triage honestly and tell you what's genuinely involved before starting.

Reactive

03

WordPress sites

Our evidenced platform scope. See our WordPress service for the build itself.

WordPress

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Situations outside our scope

Formal penetration testing, compliance certification or regulated-industry audits — we'll say so and help you find the right specialist.

Out of scope

Choose your starting point

Three ways to start, depending on your situation today.

A review, a cleanup, or ongoing coordination — each is a legitimate, honestly-scoped starting point.

Review

Security review

A structured look at access, configuration, updates and backup readiness, with written findings.

  • Access & permission review
  • CMS & plugin check against known issues
  • Configuration review
  • A written list of findings either way
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Cleanup & recovery

For an active or suspected compromise: triage, containment and cleanup, with honest severity assessment.

  • Compromise triage & containment
  • Cleanup and post-cleanup verification
  • Restore-from-backup coordination
  • Honest escalation if it needs a specialist
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Ongoing

Maintenance coordination

Recurring reviews and update planning sit under our maintenance service, not a one-time fix.

  • Recurring access & update reviews
  • Backup verification on a schedule
  • See our website maintenance service
  • See our website hosting service
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What ships with every security engagement

Written findings

A plain-language list of what we reviewed and what we found, whether or not anything was wrong.

Access & permission log

A record of who has access and why, reviewed rather than assumed correct.

Hardening notes

What was changed and why, so future changes don't accidentally undo the fix.

Restore verification

Confirmation that a backup is genuinely restorable, not just switched on.

A documented response path

Written steps for who to contact and what to do first, so an incident isn't the first time it's discussed.

Honest scope statement

A clear note on what falls outside this engagement, and where to go if it does.

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Ready for an honest security review?

Tell us your situation — we'll tell you honestly what's in scope.

Whether it's a proactive review or something looks wrong right now, you'll get a clear, honest read on severity and scope before anything starts — no guaranteed outcomes, no invented timelines.

FAQs

Website security — frequently asked questions.

Straight answers on scope, what we don't offer, and what this engagement can and cannot promise.

Looking for hosting decisions or scheduled maintenance instead? See our hosting and maintenance services.

No — and we won't tell you otherwise. No website can be made completely secure; our work reduces risk in the areas that matter most (access, configuration, updates, backups and recovery readiness), it doesn't guarantee an outcome. Anyone promising a guarantee here isn't being straight with you.

No. Penetration testing is a specific, licensed, authorised testing methodology carried out by qualified personnel, and we haven't published that track record — so we won't claim it. What we offer is a practical website-level security review: access, configuration, update status and backup readiness, with a written list of what we found.

We haven't published evidence of DDoS mitigation or WAF management as a service, so we're not claiming either capability here. If your hosting provider offers these as part of their plan, we can help you understand what's configured — but we don't manage them as a distinct security service.

We won't promise a specific recovery time, because it genuinely depends on severity — what was compromised, whether clean backups exist, and how cooperative your hosting provider is. Some cleanups are straightforward; others require containment, credential rotation, restoring from a clean backup, or escalating to a full rebuild. We'll tell you honestly which situation you're in once we've looked.

We can't promise that, and anyone who does is overselling. A compromised, then cleaned-up site's search visibility is genuinely uncertain — it depends on how long the compromise lasted, what was injected, and how search engines responded. We'll do the cleanup work properly, but we won't promise a ranking outcome we don't control.

No. We do not offer PCI DSS compliance support or certification in any form. PCI DSS compliance is certified by your payment provider and your organisation, not by us — we won't claim otherwise.

We haven't published a track record in regulated-industry security work (healthcare, finance, banking, insurance), so we won't claim that specialism here. If your site has specific regulatory requirements, tell us and we'll be honest about whether our scope fits before taking anything on.

Our evidenced scope covers WordPress and general website-level hardening. We do not currently claim Magento-specific security work. For Shopify, note that Shopify manages its own platform-level security — our work there, if any, is limited to storefront-level configuration, not the platform itself.

Penetration testing, formal compliance certification, managed 24/7 monitoring and DDoS/WAF management are all outside what we offer today. If an incident turns out to need one of these — for example, a compliance auditor requires a certified penetration test — we'll tell you plainly and help you find the right specialist rather than stretching our scope to cover it.

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