Routine updates and maintenance
Core software, plugins, themes, and dependencies kept current so known vulnerabilities do not sit unpatched for months.
Updates, backups, monitoring, and a plan for when something goes wrong. I handle the routine maintenance so your site stays protected, and if there is ever a problem, you will know what happened and what we are doing about it.
Most website security problems are not dramatic hacks. They are delayed updates, untested backups, weak access habits, and nobody watching until visitors notice first. I help small businesses and professional practices put practical safeguards in place and keep them maintained.
I’m based in Silverhill, Alabama, and work with businesses in Fairhope, across Baldwin County, and remotely. More about working together locally.
Core software, plugins, themes, and dependencies kept current so known vulnerabilities do not sit unpatched for months.
Scheduled backups with a recovery path that has been checked, not a checkbox nobody tested until the day something goes wrong.
Uptime checks, suspicious activity signals, and a clear process for noticing problems before visitors do.
Practical next steps, plain-language updates, and remediation support so you know what happened and what we are doing about it.
I look at hosting, updates, backups, access, plugins, and obvious risk points so we know what is already solid and what needs attention.
We establish or clean up updates, backups, monitoring, access controls, and other practical safeguards that fit the site and budget.
Ongoing maintenance continues on a clear cadence. If something needs attention, you hear what happened and what the next step is.
Closely related. Hosting & Care is $39/month for hosting, backups, and updates. Managed Website Support & Hosting is $69/month and adds up to one hour of minor text or image changes. Support Plus is $129/month with up to three hours of changes. This page covers the broader website security work: updates, backups, monitoring, and response planning. Scope and pricing are confirmed before work begins.
No. No website can be guaranteed completely secure. The goal is to reduce unnecessary risk, keep systems maintained, and respond clearly when something needs attention.
Most often WordPress and other maintainable small-business setups. The right approach depends on hosting, plugins, access needs, and who will maintain the site day to day.
This service is built for routine security maintenance and clear communication, not 24/7 emergency IT or incident response. If something looks wrong, I will help assess the situation and recommend the next practical step.
The Security Practices page explains the practical, layered approach used on this site and in client work, including credentials, reviews, and how to report a security issue.
Read Security PracticesSend a short note about what you are trying to improve. If it is a fit, I will recommend a practical next step and realistic scope.
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