🟡 Handle engagement peaks smoothly
🟡 Grow your user base globally
🟡 Protect your users' data
Enjoy a tech-stack that's used by the YouTube of this world. Scalability with security at core.
Professional dev-ops will take care of your tech infrastructure to maximize performance and security.
We provide an initial audit, built-in firewall, WordPress vulnerability scanner, and expert guidance.
Multiple caching layers, image compression, CDN delivery, distributed traffic load, and more.
We equip you with daily backups, automated staging environments, and a disaster recovery system.
Leverage on our insights to optimize and scale up performance without complexities.
20+ years of experience managing security and scaling WordPress websites at your service.
All the most advanced developer tools with easy-to-use interfaces to allow anyone to operate at his best.
If your business outgrows your infrastructure, we will assist you to keep you growing strong.
All of our partners provide 24/7 expert support. And if you need us, we're always one email away.
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Experience exhaustive testing across various performance metrics, ensuring every aspect of your site's speed and efficiency is analyzed and optimized.
Test under a multitude of conditions using a range of browsers, devices, and connection types to truly understand how your website performs in real-world scenarios.
Employ cutting-edge diagnostic tools to swiftly identify any performance bottlenecks, gaining control over your website’s behavior.
We love security, and we love WordPress. Most importantly, we love to contribute to the ecosystem.
"ACF 6.2.5 will detect when unsafe HTML has been removed from a field value output by the ACF Shortcode. We’d like to thank Francesco Carlucci and the Wordfence team for the responsible disclosure of this vulnerability specific to the ACF Shortcode.
"The vulnerability was discovered by security researcher Francesco Carlucci. A patched version of the platform was released on 8 March, and users are advised to update to this version, or to use a patching script provided by the developer.
"The bug was discovered by Francesco Carlucci who realized that hackers could grab a CSRF token by visiting the public booking form, then querying the unprotected API and downloading data related to bookings. The vulnerability has a CVSS score of 9.1."
"Francesco Carlucci discovered and reported this Sensitive Data Exposure vulnerability in WordPress Clerk Plugin. This vulnerability has been fixed in version 4.0 and we suggest to update the WordPress Clerk plugin to the latest available version (at least 4.0)"
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