DDoS and edge protection
Traffic floods are absorbed at the edge so the origin is not asked to survive an attack on its own.
Small-business website security and monitoring
Protect the site customers see before an incident becomes the introduction.
WolfWarden configures the edge, DNS, encryption, monitoring, and response path around your website—then explains what is protected, what is not, and who owns the next action.
The free scan checks public configuration. A real engagement can also review the deployment, origin exposure, access controls, and operating process that are not visible from outside.
What the service addresses
The most common gaps are operational.
A site can have a valid certificate and still be easy to disrupt, probe, impersonate, or neglect. The protection needs to be configured as a system.
WAF and bot controls
Fortified sites receive tuned request filtering and bot controls matched to the actual application instead of relying only on broad defaults.
HTTPS and browser policy
Certificates, redirects, HSTS, and protective headers are configured so browsers receive clear instructions about secure behavior.
Origin and DNS review
The public path is reviewed for direct-origin exposure, weak DNS arrangements, registrar controls, and ownership gaps.
Monitoring that has an owner
Availability and security events are tied to a response path instead of landing in a dashboard nobody checks.
Versioned, documented changes
Deployments are tracked so a bad change can be rolled back and the current state can be handed to another operator if needed.
What the scan can and cannot tell you
An honest public first look.
The scanner grades visible configuration—the locks on the doors. It cannot inspect private source code, plugins, credentials, or whether a site is already compromised.
- It can verifyHTTPS, HSTS, security headers, DMARC, SPF, DNSSEC signals, registrar lock, and edge protection.
- It cannot verifyApplication vulnerabilities, admin security, patch state, secret handling, or internal access.
- Every finding is explainedThe report shows what was observed, why it matters, and an independent place to confirm it.
- No fear-based gradeLow-impact gaps are deliberately weighted below issues such as missing email authentication.
Protection levels
Core protection or continuous watch
Guarded
$99/month
Managed website foundation
- DDoS protection and global edge delivery
- HTTPS, hardened DNS, and registrar controls
- Routine availability checks
- Version-controlled deployments
- Next-business-day support
Fortified
$199/month
Advanced filtering and monitoring
- Everything in Guarded
- Tuned web application firewall
- Advanced bot and abuse filtering
- Continuous uptime and security-event monitoring
- Priority response and monthly plain-English report
Related field guides
Understand the layers before buying them.
Common questions
Website security without inflated promises
Can WolfWarden guarantee my site will never be hacked?
No responsible provider can guarantee that. The goal is to reduce exposed attack surface, block common abuse, detect problems sooner, and make recovery more controlled.
Does Cloudflare replace secure website code?
No. Edge protection can absorb floods and filter many requests, but the application, credentials, dependencies, and administration still need sound controls.
Can you secure a site you did not build?
Often, but the answer depends on the platform and access available. The public scan is followed by a review of the origin, deployment method, admin controls, and existing vendor constraints.
Why is the WAF only in Fortified?
A useful WAF needs ongoing tuning and event review. Guarded provides the core managed foundation; Fortified includes the additional operating work required to keep deeper filtering useful.
Turn the public findings into an owned operating plan.
Start Fortified directly, talk through whether the added monitoring fits, or send a question without committing.