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control over what goes live
Roles, approvals and audit trails, for your people and for anything AI drafts. IT signs off once.
Security and compliance
Enterprise WordPress security: control over what goes live
Your next platform shouldn’t stall in the security review. We close the ordinary gaps, from plugins nobody owns to stale admin accounts, and name an owner for each layer.
The breach rarely starts in the code
It starts with a plugin nobody owns, a staging password nobody revoked, or an admin account that outlived its user. Your team can’t see those gaps, so every launch waits for another security sign-off.
While the questionnaire goes back and forth, the platform decision stalls, campaigns wait, and the gaps stay open on the site you already run.
What changes
Security your IT team can verify
Six questions every enterprise buyer asks about WordPress, and where each one is answered.
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built for regulated sectors
Banks, insurers and universities run WordPress when the platform and its operation meet the audit.
WordPress for financial services: built for regulated sectors
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a host that matches your audit
Pick the platform against your compliance needs first, then close what the host leaves open.
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traffic spikes without incidents
Launch days and news peaks need caching, architecture and load planned before the spike.
How a scalable CMS handles spikes: traffic spikes without incidents
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accessible by the deadline
WCAG 2.1 AA built into the blocks your team publishes with, not fixed page by page.
Web accessibility for enterprises: accessible by the deadline
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plugins you can account for
Every plugin has a reason, a version and an owner. Fewer plugins, fewer doors.
Two PHP flaws updating WordPress won't fix: plugins you can account for
Who owns each layer
Most gaps live between the host, your team and the agency. Here is where the line sits.
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Your hosting platform
Firewalls, backups, threat detection, platform patching and logging
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Your team
Password policy, offboarding, VPN and IP allowlists, the compliance regimes that apply to you
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40Q
Hardening, plugin selection and review, role design, logging setup and the documentation that names an owner for each piece
You need answers for the security review, not a referral
Your IT team will ask hard questions, and you should get engineering answers. 40Q was the first WordPress VIP Partner in Latin America and has worked with WordPress for fifteen years. Ueno Bank, a regulated bank, runs its platform on WordPress VIP with us. Senior engineers in Argentina and LATAM, working US hours.
Ueno Bank case
Our partnerships
Enterprise WordPress services
Diagnose / Build or migrate / Operate
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Diagnose
We inventory users, roles, plugins, versions, backups and access logs before changing anything. You get the list of what has no owner.
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Build or migrate
Unused APIs off, security headers set, HTTPS enforced, roles reviewed, two-factor where the risk justifies it, and logs wired into your monitoring.
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Operate
Updates are validated on staging first and security releases take a shorter path. Autonomy agents flag plugin and performance issues; a person approves every change.
FAQ
What enterprise teams ask us about WordPress security
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Know who owns every layer before the next audit
When you book a platform review, you talk to a WordPress engineer for 30 minutes, not a salesperson. You leave with your three biggest platform risks and what to fix first, whether you work with us or not.