WAF / CDN Review
IS YOUR CDN ACTUALLY HELPING? LET’S FIND OUT.
We review your current CDN and WAF posture and recommend improvements for caching, bot controls, and baseline protection. Clear findings, not just a report that sits in a drawer.
- CDN Posture Review
- WAF Assessment
- Caching Improvements
- Bot Control Guidance
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Tell us about your current setup and we’ll assess it.
Your CDN and WAF Were Configured Once. What’s Changed Since?
The Case for a Dedicated WordPress WAF Review
In Q4 2025, Wordfence blocked 9.1 billion WAF attack requests originating from 12.5 million unique IP addresses. Default rulesets were not built to handle that volume. They were built to get the product shipped.
Most WAF and CDN configurations are applied at initial deployment and never revisited. Traffic patterns shift, new plugins introduce new request signatures, and bot behavior evolves faster than default rules account for. We review what’s actually running against your site’s current behavior and tell you exactly where the gaps are.
- Active WAF ruleset reviewed against your current site structure and traffic patterns
- Misconfigured or overly permissive rules identified and flagged with context
- Cloudflare, Sucuri, and WP-layer WAF coverage assessed together, not in isolation
- Written findings report with prioritized recommendations, not a raw scan export
Fast for Who? Caching Rules That Ignore Your Users
Auditing CDN Caching Configuration for Real-World Behavior
Caching is designed to reduce server load and speed up delivery. When the rules aren’t right, it does the opposite: logged-in users see stale content, WooCommerce cart data bleeds across sessions, and contact form submissions return cached responses instead of actually processing.
We audit your caching configuration against the actual behavior of your site. That means checking exclusion rules for dynamic pages, verifying that authenticated sessions are handled correctly, and confirming that form endpoints and search results aren’t being cached globally.
- Cache exclusion rules reviewed for login pages, cart, checkout, and dynamic content
- TTL settings checked against your content’s actual update frequency
- Bypass logic verified for authenticated and session-based requests
- Cloudflare page rules and cache levels confirmed against expected site behavior
Bot Traffic Doesn’t Just Waste Bandwidth. It Breaks Your Data.
What Unmanaged Bot Traffic on WordPress Actually Costs
Credential stuffing, content scraping, and inventory abuse don’t announce themselves. They look like regular traffic until you notice inflated analytics numbers, server load spikes without matching conversions, or your pricing showing up on a competitor’s site the same afternoon you updated it.
We evaluate your current bot controls, verify that your CDN and WAF layers are actually blocking known bad actors, and recommend practical mitigations tailored to your stack. The goal is measurable reduction in automated abuse without false positives that lock out real users.
- Current rate limiting rules and thresholds reviewed for adequacy against real traffic
- Bot protection configuration assessed across CDN and WAF layers together
- Known threat IP lists and user-agent blocking rules evaluated for coverage
- Recommendations for challenge rules, CAPTCHA gates, or WAF-level mitigations
One Fixed Price. Clear Scope. Complete Findings.
$450, flat. No hourly billing. No scope creep. No report that requires a consultant to interpret.
The CDN / WAF Review covers your WAF ruleset, caching configuration, and bot controls in a single engagement. You get a written findings report with prioritized recommendations, plus a walkthrough of what to address first and why.
How the Review Works
Four steps from request to findings. No ambiguity about what you’re getting or when.
Stop Guessing Whether Your WAF Is Working
A misconfigured WAF or CDN creates false confidence, which is more dangerous than no configuration at all. Get a clear picture of where your protection holds and where it falls short. Security is a process, not a plugin, and a review is the right place to start.
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