Daily Checks
We scan your website and systems every day for threats, issues and vulnerabilities.
Security for your business, every single day.
We check your website and systems daily, apply updates, fix what is urgent and send you a short report every morning.
We scan your website and systems every day for threats, issues and vulnerabilities.
We apply the latest security updates and patches to keep your systems strong.
We quickly resolve any critical issues before they become bigger problems.
You get a short, easy-to-read report every morning with what we did and what's next.
Simple. Proactive. Peace of mind.
Your website, servers and systems are checked daily for issues, performance and security risks.
We apply necessary updates and patches to keep everything current and secure.
If something urgent comes up, we handle it right away, so you don't have to.
Every morning, you receive a clear summary of what we did, plus any important notes.
You run your business. We'll handle the digital security.
Morning report
What we checked, what we updated, what we fixed, and whether anything needs you. Usually nothing does.
Good morning, Anna's Bakery
Report for 22.10.2026
Why daily?
PHP2Shell, October 2026: attackers were already trying the flaw four days before it was made public.
Honeypots record PHP2Shell exploitation attempts.
PHP releases 8.5.12 / 8.4.27 / 8.3.36 / 8.2.35.
With daily updates, sites are fixed the same day.
Sites patched "next month" stay exposed in the meantime.
Pricing
Less than a phone plan. Start with a one-off audit or go straight to daily protection.
The starting point for everyone
from €490 one-off
One website
€49 / month
Most popular
Website + office systems
€149 / month
E-commerce & multiple sites
€349 / month
Threats feed
Two flaws in PHP itself allow remote code execution without logging in. Attacks were seen before the fix came out.
Four Plex Media Server flaws were added to the US list of known exploited vulnerabilities. Common on office NAS boxes.
Over 1,400 fixes, including a Windows bypass of the "downloaded from the internet" warning.