For WordPress business websites

Find the WordPress risks that deserve attention.

LetsSecure reviews the exposed WordPress surface and approved account journeys, validates relevant evidence and turns the result into practical work for your developer.

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WordPress-specific scope

Review the application, not just a version list.

Version exposure can matter, but it is only one signal. The audit considers how the site is configured, what it exposes publicly and how approved user journeys behave in the context of the agreed scope.

Platform surface

Core, plugins and themes

Review visible component exposure, known risk signals, unnecessary endpoints and avoidable disclosure.

Account journeys

Login, reset and roles

Assess approved authentication flows, session behaviour and role boundaries using a dedicated temporary account where authorised.

Customer input

Forms, uploads and commerce

Check relevant inputs and business-critical journeys without testing third-party services unless separately authorised.

How the audit works

Four controlled steps from scope to recheck.

Testing remains within the WordPress website and systems you authorise in writing. Hosting control panels, payment providers and other third-party services are excluded without their owner’s separate written authorisation.

  1. 01 / AuthoriseConfirm the website, permitted account access and explicit exclusions.
  2. 02 / AssessUse tool-assisted checks and controlled manual review across the approved surface.
  3. 03 / ReviewSeparate supported findings from configuration advice and unsupported noise.
  4. 04 / DeliverProvide owner context, developer guidance and one focused 14-day recheck.
Scope and assessment method from the LetsSecure example security report
The report records what was authorised, what was reviewed and what remained outside scope.

Evidence before advice

A report your WordPress developer can use.

  • WordPress-specific scope and limitations
  • Prioritised, reviewed findings
  • Short supporting evidence
  • Practical remediation direction
  • Positive controls and areas not tested
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Representative WordPress scenario

A plugin alert alone is not a confirmed business risk.

The audit records the exposed component and affected path, checks whether the reported condition is relevant to the deployed site, and gives the developer a bounded update, configuration or replacement decision.

Included

  • One authorised public WordPress website
  • Approved logged-in journeys where requested
  • Reviewed evidence and prioritised guidance
  • One focused recheck of reported items

Not included

  • Plugin, theme or core updates
  • Testing third-party systems without authorisation
  • Unlimited manual penetration testing
  • Certification or a guarantee that no vulnerability exists

Fixed starting point

$159 per initial WordPress audit.

Add source-code testing for $99 when the code owner provides written authority. Monthly or annual Watch can follow the initial audit.

Start with one website

Turn WordPress uncertainty into an ordered plan.

Choose a preferred date and confirm the website you are authorised to have assessed.

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