PACAVITA
Security-first by design

Built by a
security engineer.

The person who builds your website also writes security tooling, audits cryptographic implementations, and reports vulnerabilities to companies like Adobe. That background shows up in every site we ship.

The problem

Most small business websites are wide open

The average WordPress site has 20 to 30 plugins installed. Each one is a door. When a plugin stops getting updates — and most do within two years — that door stays unlocked. A brute-force script hits /wp-admin on every WordPress site on the internet, every day. It costs nothing to try.

Most web designers don’t set security headers. No Content Security Policy. No HSTS. No X-Frame-Options. The browser has built-in defences against clickjacking, XSS, and data leaking — but they only activate if the server tells them to. If your designer didn’t set the headers, those defences are off.

This isn’t hypothetical. 43% of cyber attacks target small businesses. The average cost of a data breach for a small business in the UK is £8,170 (DCMS Cyber Security Breaches Survey 2024). For a café or a salon, that’s three months of profit.

What ships with every Pacavita site

Defence in depth, not a checkbox

Every site we build ships with the same security baseline. Not as an add-on. Not as a “security package” you pay extra for. This is the default.

0 plugins

No WordPress

Custom Next.js. No plugins, no admin panel, no /wp-admin brute-force surface. The attack surface is the size of a business card, not a football pitch.

6 headers

Security headers on every page

HSTS, Content Security Policy, X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy. The browser’s built-in defences are actually turned on.

0 card data

PCI SAQ-A payments

Card data goes directly from the customer’s browser to Stripe. It never touches your server or ours. The smallest PCI scope possible.

30-day retention

Daily automated backups

30-day retention. Tested restores, not just a checkbox. If something breaks on a Saturday night, we can roll back in minutes.

60s intervals

External uptime monitoring

Your site is checked every 60 seconds from outside the network. If it goes down, we know before you do and before your customers do.

0 trackers

Minimal third-party scripts

No analytics bloat, no tracking pixels, no HotJar session recorders watching your customers type. Every external script is a data leak waiting to happen.

AES-256

Encrypted data at rest

Contact form submissions and client data sit in Supabase (SOC 2 compliant, AES-256 encryption at rest). Not in a WordPress MySQL database on shared hosting.

0 stale deps

Automated dependency updates

No stale npm packages sitting for six months. Dependencies are pinned, audited, and updated. A known vulnerability in a dependency is patched within days, not quarters.

Isolated

No shared hosting

Every site runs on Vercel’s edge network with isolated builds. Your site is not on the same server as 200 other WordPress installations.

Side by side

What you get vs what most agencies ship

PacavitaTypical agency
HTTPS / SSLEnforced on every page, HSTS preloadUsually yes, sometimes misconfigured
Content Security PolicyStrict CSP on every siteAlmost never set
X-Frame-OptionsDENY — prevents clickjackingRarely set
X-Content-Type-Optionsnosniff — blocks MIME sniffingRarely set
Referrer-Policystrict-origin-when-cross-originDefault (leaks referrer data)
Permissions-PolicyCamera, mic, geolocation disabled by defaultNot set
CMS / platformCustom Next.js — no plugins, no admin panelWordPress with 20+ plugins
Admin login pageNone. No public attack surface./wp-admin — brute-forced daily
Payment handlingStripe Elements, PCI SAQ-A. Card data never touches the server.Varies. Often a redirect to PayPal or a shared Stripe link.
Automated backupsDaily, 30-day retention, tested restoresMaybe. Often the host’s default (untested).
Uptime monitoringExternal monitoring with alertsYou find out when a customer tells you
Dependency updatesAutomated. No stale npm packages sitting for months.Manual, if at all
Third-party scriptsMinimal. No analytics bloat, no tracking pixels leaking data.Google Analytics, Facebook Pixel, HotJar, 4+ marketing scripts
Data storageSupabase (SOC2, encrypted at rest). Contact forms → your inbox.WordPress database, often unencrypted, shared hosting

Every row above is verifiable. Run your site through securityheaders.com after we build it.

Who builds this

Not a web designer who read a blog post about SSL

Pacavita is founded by someone with a mathematics background who moved into security engineering. The same person who builds your website also builds cryptographic tooling, reverse-engineers protocols, and has reported vulnerabilities through responsible disclosure programmes.

That doesn’t mean your café website needs military-grade encryption. It means the person configuring your headers actually knows what a Content Security Policy does, why HSTS preload matters, and what happens when you don’t set Referrer-Policy. The difference between “we take security seriously” and actually implementing it is the difference between a padlock icon and a locked door.

Most web designers can build you a nice page. Very few of them can explain what X-Frame-Options does, or why your contact form should use a honeypot field instead of a CAPTCHA, or what PCI SAQ-A scope means for your payment setup. At Pacavita, that’s the baseline, not the premium tier.

0

WordPress installations

6

Security headers on every page

0

Card numbers touching our servers

Don’t trust us. Verify.

Test any Pacavita site yourself

Pick any site we’ve built. Run it through these free tools. Then run your current website through the same tools and compare.

Security Headers

Grades your HTTP security headers A+ to F

securityheaders.com

Google Lighthouse

Performance, accessibility, SEO, best practices

PageSpeed Insights

SSL Labs

Grades your TLS configuration A+ to F

ssllabs.com

Your business deserves infrastructure that doesn’t get hacked on a Saturday

Every Pacavita site ships with everything above. No add-ons. No “security package”. From £349.