Case study
WordPress security hardening on a live site
A client brought Studio7 back for additional WordPress work after an earlier engagement. The job this time was a set of security items on an existing production site — not a redesign.
Scope
- Review of the live WordPress site for common security gaps
- Practical hardening work the internal team could keep maintaining
- Follow-on WordPress work after the security items were handled
The work
This write-up is based on a public client comment: Studio7 was already trusted enough to be hired again, and the work included improving several security items on the website. No client name or traffic result was published with that quote, so none is added here.
Security work on a live WordPress site is usually unglamorous: unused plugins, stale users, file permissions, login exposure, backup reality versus backup folklore. The useful outcome is a site the internal team can keep without guessing what changed.
“Studio7 is highly skilled in their field and we brought them on for more WordPress projects! Most recently they helped my team improve a handful of security items on the website.”
Client
Next step
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