Security · included in every membership

A zero-day needs a zero-time response.

A zero-day is a security hole that becomes public before most sites have fixed it. From that moment attackers scan the whole internet for it, and now they use AI to do it faster. A fix that waits for next week's meeting arrives too late. We put AI on your side of that race, with engineers who answer for the result.

What happens

From the warning to the fix, without waiting for you.

You do not have to follow the security news. This is what runs in the background.

  1. A flaw is published

    In a plugin, a framework, a server component or a phone library. Somewhere in what your product is made of.

  2. We know if it is yours

    Butler keeps a list of everything your product runs on and checks new warnings against it. No one has to remember.

  3. The fix is prepared

    The AI readies the update or a temporary shield and tests it. An engineer reviews it straight away.

  4. Patched, and you are told

    The fix goes live and you get a short note: what it was, what we did, and whether you need to do anything.

Always on watchSoftware versions, certificates, backups and unusual activity are checked on a schedule, not when someone finds the time.
Fixed, not just reportedA scanner tells you there is a problem. We close it, and a person answers for the result.
Part of every membershipSecurity is not an extra. Whichever way you work with us, the watch is on.
What we watch

The parts nobody looks at until they break.

Most break-ins use an old, known hole in something that was never updated.

01Your site and store

The platform, its plugins and themes, kept current and checked after every update.

02Your apps

The libraries inside your iOS and Android apps, and the services they talk to.

03Your servers

Operating system, web server and database versions, and who can reach them.

04Certificates and domains

Renewed before they expire, so visitors never see a warning.

05Backups

Taken on a schedule and checked, so there is always a way back.

06Unusual activity

Sudden changes in traffic, logins or files are flagged for a person to look at.

07The edge

Firewall rules at the network edge, used as a shield while a fix is on its way.

08The record

Every warning and every action is written down in your Butler.

Fair questions

About security.

What is a zero-day, in plain words?

A weakness in software that attackers can use before the people running that software have fixed it. The name comes from having zero days of warning.

Why does speed matter so much?

Because the search for vulnerable sites is automated. Once a flaw is public, every site running that software is checked, large or small.

Do you apply fixes without asking me?

Security fixes, yes: waiting is the risk. Each one is reviewed by an engineer and you get a note afterwards. Anything that changes how your product looks or behaves waits for your OK.

Can you promise I will never be attacked?

Nobody honestly can. What we can do is keep the known holes closed, shorten the time you are exposed, and make sure there is always a clean backup.

Is this a separate product?

No. It is part of every membership, including the entry one.

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