Published 3 April 2026
Website security is not just for big companies. If your site has a contact form, admin login, or any user data, basic protection matters.
1) Security headers
Headers help reduce common attacks such as clickjacking and some script injection risks. We typically apply a clean, modern set of headers with sensible defaults.
2) CSRF protection
CSRF protection prevents a malicious page from tricking your browser into submitting actions on your behalf while you are logged in to an admin panel.
3) Two-factor authentication (2FA)
2FA adds a second check (usually via an authenticator app). Even if a password is leaked, the account is far harder to compromise.
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