No plugins to update
Your site’s features are part of the product. No third-party plugin can open a security hole.
Your site has no WordPress plugins, so no security hole can come from a plugin. On a new device, your password isn’t enough to get in.
A code on every new device
An email for every suspicious login
Your visitors’ answers encrypted
Bots kept out

Your account opens all your sites. Its protection is in place from day one, with nothing to turn on.
On a device your account doesn’t know, a code is emailed to you after the password.
With an authenticator app, the code is asked for at every login. You get backup codes for the day you lose your phone.

Every security email carries the This wasn’t me link. One click signs out all your devices. Then you change your password.
With an authenticator app, you get an email at every login and another as soon as someone types your correct password but fails the code.

We keep the security of the server and the product up to date for you.
Your site’s features are part of the product. No third-party plugin can open a security hole.
You work on the staging site. Your live site has no login page to attack.
A hacked neighboring site can’t reach yours.
Bots looking for a security hole are banned. They stay out of your forms and your analytics.
Your site encrypts your visitors’ written answers before saving them.
We create your domain name’s certificate and renew it before it expires.
In a stolen copy of the database, your passwords and what your visitors write stay unreadable.
Your password is never stored in plain text.
Exporting your requests or your site requires a code. The owners are notified.
Changing your password or your email address requires your current password. You’re notified by email.
No, your site doesn’t have any. We update WordPress, the product and the server for all sites at once.
They hit a wall at the code sent to your email address. You get an email and the This wasn’t me link signs everything out. Then change your password.
With one of your backup codes, if you use an authenticator app. Then, from your account, you sign out the lost phone along with your other devices.
No. An intruder stays locked inside the site they took: they can neither read your files nor open your database.
Yes, to help you out. Its account always goes through verification and its actions on your site are recorded in the history.
Largely. Your data stays in France, your form answers are encrypted and your analytics are anonymous. Your site deletes data that is too old. The rest depends on how you use it and on your legal documents.