Secure Hosting

I have been hosting WordPress websites for over 10 years. The first step you always have to do is to secure the login. I would use something like WP-Cerber and lock it down. Why was this so important? Within days, these sites will start getting hundreds of login attempts. Sometimes thousands during an attack.

Then there's the spam attempts, WordPress exploits, and plugin vulnerabilities. If a bad plugin gets installed, the database can go down requiring manual intervention. It's not a great environment for those who are trying to get business done.

Here's the thing. Without constant updating and monitoring, WordPress is not secure. Do a search for WordPress sites that have been hacked. There's a lot of results. Skip the stress, get a website that can't be hacked.

No Login Pages = No Hacking

So, how do we do it better?

No public-facing login pages - Unlike traditional CMS platforms like WordPress, there are no admin login pages on your public website that hackers can target.
No database - Your site is served as static HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files. No database to compromise.
No PHP or server-side code execution - Without server-side code execution, vulnerabilities like SQL injection and remote code execution are impossible.

Your website is a set of plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript files and cryptographically signed.

How Content Management Works

You might be wondering: "If there's no login page, how do I update my website?" Our approach simplifies updating your website into a dedicated place.

Secure Content Management

Separate CMS environment - Your content is managed in a secure, separate environment that's not directly connected to your public website.
Strict access controls - The CMS is protected by multiple layers of security including strong authentication, SSO with Google, and version control.
Build process - When you update your site, a secure build process automatically updates your site.

Secure Deployment

The deployment process is also designed with security in mind:

Immutable deployments - Each time you update your website, a secure token verifies every file on your website. We guarantee our website integrity.
Automated security checks - Before deployment, automated tools scan for potential security and accessibility issues.

Additional Security Measures

Beyond our secure architecture, we implement several additional security measures:

HTTPS encryption - All websites are served over HTTPS with modern TLS protocols, we will manage certificate requests and renewals.
Content Security Policy (CSP) - strict CSP headers are used to prevent cross-site scripting (XSS) attacks and other code injection vulnerabilities.
Regular security updates - Our infrastructure is automatically updated with the latest security patches, ensuring your hosting environment is always protected.
DDoS protection - Our hosting infrastructure includes built-in protection against Distributed Denial of Service attacks, keeping your site online even during attack attempts.

Our goal is to have your website be safe and secure, without requiring you to jump through hoops to get there. No need to install or configure security plugins, it is secure by default!

Security Comparison

See how our static site approach compares to traditional CMS platforms in terms of security:

Security Feature	Traditional CMS (WordPress, etc.)	Our Static Site Approach
Login Page Vulnerabilities	High Risk	No Risk (No Login Page)
Database Attacks	High Risk	No Database Used
Plugin Vulnerabilities	High Risk	No Risk
Server Side Code	Medium Risk	No Risk with no server

Peace of Mind with Secure Hosting

With our secure static site hosting, you can focus on your business without worrying about website security issues. Your site is protected by design, eliminating the need for constant security updates, plugin patches, and vulnerability monitoring that comes with traditional CMS platforms.

This approach not only provides superior security but also contributes to better performance, reliability, and cost-effectiveness for your website.