Our website security services cover both halves of the job: making the site and infrastructure genuinely hard to attack, and preparing the evidence that customers, auditors, and enterprise procurement teams increasingly demand. Non-compliance has a price — fines under privacy law, lost enterprise deals, disqualification from RFPs — and most of it traces back to technical controls nobody implemented.
The work is led by a consultant with a Master’s in Cybersecurity, the same founder-led team that has secured client sites since 2020.
Security assessments & hardening
A practical, penetration-style assessment of the live stack: vulnerability review of plugins, themes, and server configuration, malware detection and removal, access control and 2FA, patching, off-site backups, and monitoring that a human answers. You get a written punch list in plain language — which plugin, which user, which file — that you can hand to a host, an insurer, or an auditor.
GDPR compliance for your website
If EU visitors can use your site, GDPR applies. We implement the technical side: cookie consent that actually blocks trackers until consent, privacy-policy alignment with what the site really collects, a data-handling review that trims unnecessary processors, and workflows for user rights — access and erasure requests that can be honored without archaeology.
US security & privacy frameworks we align with
NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF 2.0) — a voluntary, risk-based framework organized around governing, identifying, protecting, detecting, responding, and recovering. It is not a certification, but it is widely expected in federal-adjacent and enterprise work, and it is the backbone we use to structure security programs.
SOC 2 — an independent audit, performed by a CPA firm, against the AICPA Trust Services Criteria: security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy. We do readiness work: implementing the access controls, change tracking, backups, and logging an auditor will ask to see.
HIPAA — US law requiring administrative, physical, and technical safeguards for protected health information. Healthcare-adjacent websites need encryption, access control, and audit trails around any PHI they touch; we implement those safeguards at the website and infrastructure level.
PCI DSS — the card industry’s security standard, required wherever cardholder data is processed. For most stores the practical work is keeping card data out of your own stack, hardening what remains, and being able to answer the self-assessment questionnaire truthfully.
CCPA/CPRA — California’s consumer privacy law: disclosure of what is collected, opt-outs including “do not sell or share,” and honoring deletion requests. We wire the notices and request workflows into the site itself.
Across all of these: we implement technical controls and prepare your website and infrastructure to support these requirements. Framework requirements depend on your business — final compliance determinations rest with your auditors and legal counsel.
Who needs this
E-commerce stores handling payments and customer accounts; healthcare-adjacent sites that touch patient information; any business serving EU or California users; and agencies or SaaS vendors whose enterprise clients send security questionnaires before signing. If a deal has ever stalled on “do you have a security policy?”, this is the service that unblocks it. Cleanups often continue into WordPress maintenance and server hardening so the fix sticks.
How the work runs
- Triage: if the site is live-compromised, we stabilize it first.
- Assess the stack — site, server, users, backups, data flows.
- Fix and harden: malware removal, patching, access control, monitoring.
- Map the gaps against the frameworks your business is asked about.
- Deliver the punch list and evidence notes your auditor can use.
What’s included
- Website security assessment with written punch list
- Malware detection, removal, and hack recovery
- GDPR technical implementation: consent, rights workflows
- NIST CSF-structured hardening program
- SOC 2 / HIPAA / PCI DSS readiness controls
- CCPA/CPRA notices and request workflows
Why iFinity Hub
Founder-led since 2020, with 900+ customers in 15+ countries and a 5/5 rating on the client reviews we publish. Security work is led by a consultant with a Master’s in Cybersecurity, and we reply within one business day, Pakistan office hours — the person who answers is the person who does the work.
FAQ
Cybersecurity & Compliance questions
A practical review of the live stack: users and access control, SSL, plugins and themes, server configuration, backups, and monitoring — with malware detection and removal where needed. You get a written punch list, not a scanner export. Work is led by a consultant with a Master’s in Cybersecurity.
If people in the EU can use your website or buy from you, GDPR applies regardless of your size. We handle the technical side — cookie consent, privacy policy alignment, data-handling review, and user rights workflows. Your legal counsel remains the last word on policy.
SOC 2 is an independent audit against the AICPA Trust Services Criteria. Readiness work means putting the controls and evidence in place — access management, change tracking, backups, logging — so an audit is achievable. We prepare your website and infrastructure; the certification itself comes from a CPA firm’s audit, not from us.
Yes. We isolate the incident, clean malware, rotate secrets, patch the entry point, and restore from a known-good backup when needed. Then we lock down the stack so the same door does not stay open, and leave you notes you can hand to a host or insurer.
No — and be wary of anyone who claims to be. NIST CSF is a voluntary framework, not a certification; SOC 2 reports come from independent CPA audits; GDPR and HIPAA compliance are legal states, not badges. What we do is implement technical controls and prepare your site and infrastructure to support those requirements.
Check the security and compliance FAQ, read recovery stories from clients, or request a security assessment — send the URL and what you have already tried.