We’re happy to share that Seahawk Media, a large WordPress agency serving businesses and hosting providers worldwide, has started using Patchstack to secure client websites.
Seahawk Media specialises in white-label WordPress services for businesses and hosts, including development, maintenance, and ongoing support. Their maintenance plans are used to manage and protect a large number of WordPress sites on behalf of their partners, and they’ve now become stronger with the addition of Patchstack.
Security is non-negotiable for us. Patchstack provides us with real-time visibility and confidence that our clients’ WordPress sites are protected at scale, without adding operational complexity.
Stronger security for Seahawk Media’s customers with Patchstack
Seahawk Media is now offering Patchstack to select maintenance plan customers at no additional cost. This ensures their WordPress sites are continuously protected against known vulnerabilities, not just cleaned after an incident.
Patchstack adds an extra layer of security by monitoring vulnerable plugins and themes and preventing attacks before they happen.
In addition to enhanced security, Seahawk Care Plans also provide Site Speed Optimization and Image Optimization, keeping websites fast, efficient, and always ready for their customers' audience.
Learn more about Seahawk Care Plans
Patchstack also added after hack cleanups
If a client’s site is compromised before installing Patchstack, Seahawk Media will perform the cleanup.
Once the site is successfully cleaned up and restored, they will install Patchstack to ensure no vulnerabilities exist and prevent future attacks, reducing the risk of repeat incidents.
Helping agencies deliver better security
We’re excited to welcome Seahawk Media to the Patchstack ecosystem and help protect even more WordPress sites.
And with Patchstack now part of their security stack, Seahawk Media is joining the ranks of WordPress professionals, agencies, and hosts moving from reactive cleanup to proactive protection - exactly where WordPress security should be.






