Full-scale security auditing for WordPress plugins and themes
Eliminate hidden security flaws and unsafe coding practices.
For agencies and SLA providers
Secure custom plugin builds and integrations before client hand-offs.For enterprises and in-house teams
Audit partner-delivered code or internal tools with an audit trail for compliance."We highly recommend Patchstack to other companies looking to enhance their security posture. For us, Patchstack is a true partner in our security efforts, and we're more than satisfied with their services."
Miriam Schwab
Head of WordPress Relations
How to and why request an audit
Proactive security is up to 70% more cost-effective than dealing with consequences (Ponemon Institute).
1. Define the scope
Submit your project and details for a custom tailored quote2. Manual code-review
Our certified security team is highly specialized in WordPress software3. Actionable results
Our team provides post-audit support to confirm sufficient fixes4. Patching guidance
Submit your project and details for a custom tailored quote"Working with Patchstack felt like giving our plugin a top-tier security tune-up. They combed through our code for weak spots, offered straightforward guidance with lightning-fast responses, and now it's locked down tighter than my grandma's cookie jar."
Dirk Gavor
Co-founder of Slider Revolution
What the FAQ
Do I have to share my source code?
What if there are no vulnerabilities found?
Will you fix the vulnerabilities for me?
How much does an audit cost?
Will Patchstack publicly disclose newly found vulnerabilities?
Can I request an audit for software that is not mine?
Request a full-scale security audit
Reduce security risks and compliance gaps.
Security disclosure and CRA compliance with Patchstack
In Q4 2024, The Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) introduced obligatory software support and vulnerability disclosure guidelines for all commercial software with users in the European Union.
Patchstack solves this by acting as an expert intermediary and streamlines vulnerability disclosure for plugin and theme developers.
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Vulnerability Disclosure Policy (VDP) template
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A process to report security vulnerabilities
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Document dependencies and libraries used
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Share data with EU authorities
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Notify users about vulnerability exploits
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Provide security updates (separately)
Patchstack helps with patch validation