🔐 1. Sanitize & Validate All Inputs
Most attacks start with user input — like form fields, URLs, or query parameters. We make sure all data is validated (is it the correct format?) and sanitized (remove harmful characters) before it reaches the database.
🔍 Common Threat: SQL Injection
✅ Protection: Prepared statements + input filtering
🔑 2. Use Strong Authentication
Simple login systems are easy to break. We always use secure practices like:
Password hashing with
bcryptEmail verification
Brute-force protection (login rate limiting)
Want extra security? Two-factor authentication (2FA) can also be added on request.
🧱 3. Set Proper Permissions
Not every user should access everything. We build role-based access control (RBAC) so admins, staff, and customers all see only what they’re supposed to.
Example: Only admins can delete data or manage payouts in an MLM system.
🔒 4. Use HTTPS for Everything
We configure SSL on every website we host (via Hostinger) to ensure encrypted data transfer. No excuses in 2025 — HTTP is dead.
📁 5. Secure File Uploads
Letting users upload files? Dangerous if not handled properly.
We restrict file types
Rename uploads automatically
Store them outside the public root folder
Scan them for malware on upload if needed
⚙️ 6. Keep Software & Dependencies Updated
If you’re using CMS tools like WordPress or Laravel, outdated plugins or packages can become attack points. At Adrient, we use our custom PHP framework, so there’s no risk of plugin-based vulnerabilities.
🔄 7. Perform Regular Backups & Monitoring
Even with all protections, things can go wrong. That’s why we include:
Daily/weekly backups (configurable)
Activity logs
Email alerts for suspicious actions
Server monitoring if you're using our hosting support
🚀 Security is Not Optional
A hacked website doesn’t just lose data — it loses trust. That’s why we bake security into every custom app we build, right from Day 1.
If you're planning to build a secure, custom-built web application, let’s talk.
👉 Visit Adrient.com — We’ll help you build it right and keep it safe.