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We audit, patch and monitor your Magento 2 store. AI watches logs and files around the clock. Our engineers review every finding and approve every change before it goes live.
Skip the form. Our engineers pick up P1 incidents first.
Magento security used to mean installing a patch release once or twice a year. Since January 2026, Adobe ships isolated security patches every month on Patch Tuesday, the second Tuesday, and folds them into the next cumulative -pN release. Stores that wait for the next upgrade window stay exposed for weeks.
The risk is concrete. On September 7, 2026, Adobe published APSB26-146, a critical hotfix for CVE-2026-75650, a vulnerability Adobe says was exploited in the wild. It covered Adobe Commerce and Magento Open Source 2.4.4 through 2.4.9, and Adobe told merchants to rotate encryption keys, admin passwords, integration tokens and payment credentials after patching.
Magebooster handles this work for you. Our AI layer scans logs, file changes and patch bulletins 24/7 and drafts a first diagnosis. A Magento engineer checks it, tests the fix on staging and only then deploys. You get a clear record of what changed and why. Nothing reaches production without a human sign-off.
September's APSB26-146 was exploited before many stores patched.
Standard support for 2.4.6 ended on 11 August 2026.
PCI DSS 4.0 requires an inventory of every payment-page script.
No 2FA, old accounts and the default admin URL.
From a one-time Magento security audit to ongoing patching and monitoring, each service is scoped to your store and your risk.
OWASP-based review of admin access, 2FA, file permissions, exposed endpoints, outdated modules and server configuration.
Monthly isolated patches and -pN releases tested on staging first, then deployed in a planned window with rollback ready.
We find injected skimmers, backdoors and rogue admin users, clean them out, close the entry point and rotate credentials.
Payment-page script inventory and justification for req. 6.4.3, plus tamper detection for scripts and headers under 11.6.1.
Content Security Policy tuned for your extensions, plus Cloudflare WAF rules, rate limiting and bot filtering in front of Magento.
Verified off-site backups, restore drills and a written incident plan, so your team knows exactly what to do when a breach hits.
The same four steps on every service, proposal and report.
AI scans versions, extensions, logs and speed. An engineer confirms every finding.
A fixed-price plan ranked by risk. Changes go through staging and code review.
Speed, security and conversion improvements that make the store earn more.
Monthly patching, 24/7 monitoring and a report signed by your engineer.
Anything that stops customers paying is treated as P1, every time.
An approved estimate stays as agreed. If the scope changes, we talk before any extra work starts.
Monthly plans with a written scope and a report of all work done.
Since January 2026, Adobe publishes isolated security patches monthly on Patch Tuesday, the second Tuesday of the month. These are small code-diff files that fix specific vulnerabilities. They are not cumulative, so they need to be applied in order. Each one is later folded into the next full -pN security release. Critical issues can also get an out-of-cycle hotfix, as happened with APSB26-146 in September 2026.
Our Magento security audit follows OWASP categories and covers your Magento version and patch level, admin URL and 2FA setup, user roles, file and folder permissions, exposed endpoints such as setup or dev tools, third-party extensions, payment-page scripts, CSP, server and Cloudflare configuration, and backups. You receive a prioritized findings list and a fixed-price proposal for the fixes.
Yes. We scan files and the database for skimmers, backdoors, rogue admin accounts and injected scripts, then remove them and patch the hole that let the attacker in. We rotate encryption keys, admin passwords and API tokens, check for persistence, and give you a written report. Contact us on WhatsApp for urgent cases so we can start the review quickly. We also check that backups are clean before any restore.
Yes. Requirement 6.4.3 asks you to inventory every script on payment pages, justify it and confirm its integrity. Requirement 11.6.1 asks for a mechanism that detects unauthorized changes to payment-page scripts and HTTP headers. Both became mandatory on March 31, 2025. We build the inventory, tighten CSP and set up change detection. Your QSA or acquirer confirms final compliance.
Yes. Our SLA plans include patching, monitoring and incident handling. Care responds within 2 business days, Growth by the next business day and Scale within 4 business hours. Each plan is quoted after a free store audit, so the scope matches your store, traffic and extensions. One-off audits and cleanups are also available. Plans can be adjusted as your store grows.
Send us your store URL. We check patch level and exposure, then send a fixed-price proposal. Or message us on WhatsApp.
Send your store details. We check speed, security and extensions, then reply with three quick wins within 3 working days.
Tell us about your store and we’ll reply within one working day. Prefer to chat? Say hello from WhatsApp
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