Security
The ways a site gets taken, before anyone takes it.
x-content-type-options headerclickjacking protection+25Connect one of your sites and hand the work over. Super Agents do the work: take a backup, run the updates, check the site still loads, put it back if it breaks. The jobs that eat your Tuesday, done for you.
They watch every site you look after the way a good WordPress person would, fix what you let them fix, ask you first about the rest, and tell you before your client or a visitor ever notices.
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Manual Work
You get through a handful before lunch. The one that breaks is never the one you opened.
Take the backup, run the update, load the site again, check the checkout. Real WordPress work that you have to sit down and do.
Their email is the monitoring. By the time it lands the site has been down all morning and you are apologising before you have even looked.
With Protuno Super Agents
Every site gets looked at whether or not you got to it. The three you never opened are checked the same as the one you did.
The backup is taken, the update is run, the site is loaded again and the checkout is walked. You read what happened instead of doing it.
You hear it from us, with the fix already made or waiting on your yes. Your client never gets to be the one who noticed.
Installed once and left alone. No server logins, no passwords to hand over.
Eight areas, 85+ checks, and none of them change a thing on the site. Each one reports the literal thing it looked at, so the report is safe to forward to your client without reading it first.
The ways a site gets taken, before anyone takes it.
x-content-type-options headerclickjacking protection+25The records that decide whether a client’s email lands in the inbox or the spam folder.
spf recordspf lookup count+11Whether search engines can find the site, and what they are told when they do.
robots.txt crawl rulesai-crawler policy+10The install itself: versions, plugins, and what is switched on that should not be.
php versioninactive plugins+8The padlock, and everything behind it that makes it mean something.
hsts headerhttp→https redirect+7What the visitor waits for, and what the database is quietly carrying.
server response timepage cache+7The parts of a store that cost real money the hour they break.
store's admin apicart and checkout caching+2Whether there is a restore point at all, what it covers, and where it is kept.
backupsPut in your web address and the audit runs from the outside: the certificate, DNS and mail, the security headers, how fast the server answers, whether the store is reachable. You get every issue named in plain words, free, with nothing installed. Connect the site afterwards and the Super Agents start fixing them.
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Think of them as the WordPress person you always meant to hire. Each one looks after a part of your site, works through it on a schedule, and tells you in plain words what it found and what it did. They ask before anything they are not cleared to do, and they learn a new job every time a playbook lands, without you installing a thing.
Runs your updates behind a restore point, then loads the site again to be sure it still works. Watches uptime, certificates and the jobs that quietly stop.
26 playbooksReads what your site actually has installed and watches the advisory feeds against it. Tells you the morning something you run becomes a problem.
17 playbooksFinds the 4MB hero image and the cache that quietly stopped working, and says what each one is costing the people trying to read the page.
16 playbooksCrawls your site the way a search engine does, and reports the pages that quietly stopped being linked or indexed.
20 playbooksWalks one of your real products to the payment step every day, stopping at the last screen before it charges. An uptime monitor cannot do this.
17 playbooksConfirms your forms still post and the purchase tag fires once rather than twice, before the month end report goes anywhere near your client.
15 playbooks