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GUIDEMy website has been hacked — what should I do?A calm, step-by-step response plan if your WordPress, Magento or other website has been hacked — contain, clean, patch and recover.SERVICEWebsite SecurityStop hacks before they cost you sales. Managed security for Magento, Adobe Commerce, WordPress and WooCommerce — malware scanning, cloud WAF, patching and.GUIDEDDoS protection for small business websitesWhat DDoS attacks are, why small businesses are targeted, and affordable ways to protect your website with a CDN, WAF and rate limiting.PAGESearchSearch VISIBI services, guides and tools.SERVICEWordPress Security HardeningWordPress & WooCommerce security hardening. Lock down WordPress and WooCommerce — plugins, users, logins, files and server — so it stays.SERVICESpam and Bot ProtectionStop spam, fake accounts and card-testing attacks. Block bot sign-ups, contact-form spam, card-testing on checkout, scraping and brute-force logins —.SERVICEWAF and DDoS ProtectionA firewall between your store and attackers. Cloud web application firewall and DDoS protection — Cloudflare, Sucuri, Fastly or AWS WAF — configured and.PAGEInsightsPractical guides from engineers: Adobe Commerce security, Cloudflare, Core Web Vitals, AWS IAM and cost, GA4 and Merchant Center.SERVICEMagento Security HardeningSecurity hardening for Magento & Adobe Commerce. Patch, harden and lock down your Magento Open Source or Adobe Commerce store — built on Adobe’s security.SERVICEMalware RemovalHacked? We’ll clean it today. Fast, fixed-price malware removal for Magento, Adobe Commerce and WordPress — card skimmers, SEO spam, redirects, backdoors.GUIDEMagecart and card skimming: how to protect your checkoutHow Magecart-style skimmers steal card data from checkout pages, how to detect them, and the controls that stop them — including PCI DSS 4.0 script requirements.GUIDEHow to stop spam and bot attacks on Adobe Commerce CloudFake registrations, newsletter spam and card testing on Adobe Commerce Cloud — how to detect them and block them with Fastly WAF, reCAPTCHA and rate limits.GUIDEWordPress security checklist: 15 steps to protect your site in 2026A practical WordPress and WooCommerce security checklist: updates, plugins, logins, file permissions, WAF, backups and monitoring.GUIDEHow to vet WordPress plugins before you install themPlugins are the most common WordPress attack vector. How to check a plugin’s security, maintenance and performance before installing it.GUIDESecrets committed to Git: why deleting them isn’t enoughOnce credentials enter Git history, deleting the file doesn’t make them secret again. Rotate first, then clean history and prevent it happening again.GUIDESeparating development credentials between ecommerce clientsWhen engineers manage several stores, isolating GitHub, cloud, analytics, SSH and monitoring access per client reduces accidental cross-client access.