U
UNDIKA WEB SERVICES, S.L.
WordPress Cybersecurity And Maintenance For Businesses
- Founded
- Founded 2015
- Locations
- 1 location
U
UNDIKA WEB SERVICES, S.L.
WordPress Cybersecurity And Maintenance For Businesses
- Founded
- Founded 2015
- Locations
- 1 location
About
NetBulldog is a cybersecurity and web maintenance service provider specializing in the protection, monitoring, and disinfection of WordPress websites. The company delivers ongoing 24/7 security monitoring, scheduled remote backups, vulnerability audits, core updates, and emergency rescue services for freelancers, growing businesses, and digital agencies.
Services
4NetBulldog Autónomos
Comprehensive security and maintenance service tailored for freelancers and professionals with static WordPress websites. Includes SSL certification, 24/7 threat monitoring, scheduled remote backups, security consulting, immediate incident response, core and plugin updates, and monthly reporting.
NetBulldog Empresas
Managed cybersecurity and maintenance service specifically designed for corporate WordPress sites and WooCommerce e-commerce platforms. Features continuous monitoring, vulnerability audits, remote data backups, immediate attack remediation, full plugin and theme updates, and monthly security reporting.
NetBulldog Emergency Service
Emergency malware cleaning and incident response service for compromised or hacked WordPress websites. Diagnoses and removes malicious code, eliminates spam injections, cleans blacklist penalties from Google, restores compromised files, and resolves DDoS attack impacts with a one-month guarantee.
Quick Info
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- Founded
- 2015
- Operating in
- Spain
- Company type
- Tech Company
- Website
Industries2
Solution Areas2
Sub Industries3
Audience
Target Industries
Not specified yet
Customer Segments
Not specified yet
Business Model
Locations1
HeadquarterHQ
Spain
References2
- 1.GOTCARGA
- 2.Healthy Line
Target Customer Brands
No target brands listed yet.
Recent activity
2Sep 2026
2015
Tags3
#cybersecurity
#wordpress
#infosec