Website / CMS / Mail Hygiene Audit

A focused technical review of your website, CMS, forms, and mail setup with RAG status, top risks, and a practical remediation path.

Short Positioning

This is a concise hygiene and risk review, not a full security audit and not a redesign project. The goal is clarity: what is healthy, what is fragile, and what should be fixed first.

Who It Is For

• Small businesses and founder-led companies.
• Teams with neglected or inherited websites.
• Buyers who suspect configuration drift, plugin risk, broken forms, or mail-stack hygiene problems.

What You Get

• Short discovery.
• 1–2 page audit deliverable.
• RAG status across key checkpoints.
• Top 3 priority fixes.
• Optional remediation sprint recommendation.

What Is In Scope

• CMS core, plugin, theme, and version hygiene.
• Basic admin and backup hygiene review.
• Form-to-mail path and key domain/mail checks.
• Short technical risk list with remediation direction.

What Is Out of Scope / What It Does NOT Include

• Full redesign or new site build.
• Penetration test or full security assessment.
• 24/7 monitoring or ongoing operations.
• Legal or compliance certification advice.

Typical Timeline / Working Model

• Usually 3–5 working days.
• One short discovery, then audit delivery.
• Remediation, if needed, is scoped separately.

When This Is a Good Fit

• The website stack feels neglected or unclear.
• Forms, plugins, versions, or mail routing create risk.
• The buyer wants practical priorities before spending on larger work.

When This Is Not the Right Fit

• The real need is a full rebuild.
• The buyer expects emergency rescue with undefined scope.
• A formal penetration test is the actual requirement.

Get a Clear Technical Baseline Before You Spend More

Share your site, CMS, and current pain points. We will confirm whether a bounded hygiene audit is the right entry point.

FAQ

Is this a full security audit or penetration test?

No. It is a focused technical hygiene review, not a formal penetration test.

Will I receive a prioritized action list?

Yes. The deliverable is designed to highlight the most important fixes first.

Can you also implement the fixes?

Yes, if needed. Remediation is scoped separately as a bounded follow-up sprint.

What systems fit best?

Typical website, CMS, form, domain, and mail-routing setups fit best.