Outdated plug-ins and themes
Every extension is third-party code. If it contains a known flaw and the update has not yet been installed, the door is open — often exploited within days.
Secure web design
Have a website built
that cannot be hacked
Most websites are not hacked by a brilliant hacker, but by a bot that finds an outdated plug-in. If you build without a CMS, there is simply almost nothing to break into.
No WordPress, no Joomla, no database, no log-in. Only fast, handcrafted HTML — and therefore a website that attackers can do little with.
- No CMSNo plug-ins, database or log-in to crack.
- A small targetVirtually no attack surface for bots.
- HonestNo empty “unhackable” promise, but real security.
The break-in routes
A CMS core that lags behind
In practice, overdue updates are the number one cause. As soon as a flaw in the CMS becomes known, the race begins between your update and the first bot that comes along.
The log-in page
A public /wp-admin or /administrator is tirelessly
bombarded with weak and leaked passwords — until one of them fits.
Injection via the database
Where a site is constantly talking to a database, an attacker can try to read it out or modify it. No database, no injection.
Malicious extensions
Sometimes the harm is already in the plug-in itself: a popular extension is hijacked or turns out to be infected — and you installed it in good faith.
Bots that scan 24/7
You do not have to be a target. Automated scanners simply try every address on the internet, day and night, looking for one known weakness.
No CMS means: almost nothing to hack
A static HTML website turns that logic around. There is
no CMS engine executing code on every visit, no
database to inject into, no /wp-admin to break
into and no plug-in ecosystem that you have to keep updating forever. The
server performs one simple, safe action: it returns a ready-made page. What
is not there cannot be broken either — immediately the biggest
advantage of building without a CMS.
Does a 100% unhackable website exist?
Honestly: no. Anyone who promises that is selling hot air. A static site also lives somewhere — on a server, behind a domain name, with email linked to it — and those links can be vulnerable. The difference is that with HTML you completely board up the largest and most abused door, the CMS. What remains is small, manageable and easy to secure. And that is exactly what we take care of.
Extra hardened
How we lock down your site
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A
No database, no admin panel
The two most popular targets simply do not exist with us: no log-in to crack, no database to inject into.
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B
A secured contact form
The only dynamic component gets extra attention: server-side validation, reCAPTCHA against bots and sensitive settings kept safely outside the webroot.
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C
HTTPS and hosting that we monitor
A valid certificate, modern security headers and reliable Dutch hosting that we manage and monitor ourselves.
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D
Minimal dependencies
Every line of code that is not there cannot leak either. Supplemented with a
security.txtand a proper notice-and-takedown-process for researchers.
Already hacked? From a vulnerable CMS to calm HTML
Are you here because your site has been hacked or keeps getting infected? Annoying — but it can be done differently, for good. We restore an infected WordPress site, help with a broken Joomla website and secure it, or we rebuild the site as static HTML. That way the misery disappears for good instead of returning again and again.
When a CMS does make sense after all
We are not opposed to CMSs — they are powerful if you publish large amounts of content yourself every day. The solution is then not “no CMS”, but a well-secured and actively maintained CMS: with updates, backups and monitoring. We take care of that too. In doubt? Read our honest assessment a CMS or not and about technical maintenance.
Sleeping soundly, without update stress
A website that cannot be hacked is above all one that gives you no worries: no panic at the next big leak, no mandatory updates, no surprises. That is exactly the calm that a website without WordPress gives you. Curious what that looks like for your organisation? Request a no-obligation conversation — we look at your situation and tell you concretely what the safest, calmest approach is.
Frequently asked questions
Is a website without a CMS really impossible to hack?
No website is 100% unhackable, but without a CMS the largest part of the attack surface disappears. There is no log-in page, no database and no plug-in that can become outdated — precisely the things through which most sites are hacked. What remains (hosting, email and the contact form) we secure and manage in a targeted way.
Why are WordPress and Joomla sites hacked so often?
Not because they are bad, but because they are popular and dynamic. Every plug-in, every theme and the CMS core itself is code that can contain a vulnerability. As soon as such a flaw becomes known, bots scan the internet en masse for sites that have not yet installed the update. Overdue maintenance is therefore the main cause.
Can my contact form still be abused, then?
A form is the only piece of dynamism on a static site, so we pay extra attention to it: server-side validation, spam and bot protection with reCAPTCHA, and sensitive settings that live outside the webroot. That keeps that one point of contact safe too.
My website has already been hacked — can you help?
Yes. We clean up and restore an infected WordPress or Joomla site, or we rebuild the site as fast, static HTML so that the problem disappears structurally instead of coming back time and again.
Can I still edit texts myself without a CMS?
We make small text and image changes for you quickly and affordably, usually within one working day. If you want to publish very often yourself, such as a daily blog, we will discuss honestly whether a well-secured and maintained CMS is more convenient in your case after all.
A website that leaves you in peace?
Tell us about your plans or your current (hacked) site — we will think along about the safest, calmest solution and always reply personally.