// Security
Top tier businesses need
top tier security.
Top tier websites need top tier security. That's not a selling point — it's a standard. Here's how we hold it.
// 01 — Our Default: Nothing to Hack
Static HTML. Zero attack surface.
No login portalNo admin page. Nothing to brute-force.
No pluginsNo third-party code that can break or get compromised.
No backendYour visitor's browser reads a file. That's it.
No Database
No stored data. Nothing to breach, nothing to leak.
No Login Portal
The #1 attack vector — the admin login — doesn't exist.
No Plugins
No third-party code. No inherited vulnerabilities.
// 02 — If You Need a Database, Know the Risk
Databases store value. Attackers know that.
Credential stuffingLeaked passwords used against your login.
Exposed API keysHardcoded secrets made public and exploited.
Misconfigured accessWrong permissions letting the wrong people read your data.
SQL Injection
Attackers insert malicious commands directly into your database queries — reading, modifying, or deleting your data.
Credential Theft
Leaked usernames and passwords from one breach get tested across every platform. One weak link exposes everything.
Exposed API Keys
Payment processor keys, account keys — if they're in your code and someone finds them, they have the keys to your accounts.
Access Control Failures
Misconfigured permissions let the wrong people see the wrong data. One open endpoint can expose your entire database.
// 03 — What We Do When You Need More
If you need a database, we build it secure.
Encrypted in transitEverything over HTTPS. Nothing readable in the middle.
Role-based accessUsers only touch what they're supposed to.
Full disclosureEvery risk explained upfront before you build.
Encryption
Data encrypted at rest and in transit. HTTPS enforced. No plaintext storage of sensitive information.
Access Controls
Least-privilege access. Users and services only see what they need — nothing more.
Key Management
API keys and secrets stored securely, rotated regularly, never hardcoded. Your keys stay yours.
// Why Static Sites Are Safer
WordPress / CMS Site — More Moving Parts
Browser→
Server→
Database→
Admin Login→
Plugins→
Updates→
Vulnerabilities
LOS Works Static Site — Far Fewer Entry Points
Browser→
Static Files
// Security Feature Comparison
| Feature |
WordPress / CMS |
LOS Works Static |
| Database | Required — stores data | None |
| Admin Login | Exposed login page | Doesn't exist |
| Plugins | Often outdated, exploitable | None |
| Customer Data | Stored on server | Not stored by default |
| Maintenance Risk | High — updates can break things | Low — static files don't break |
| Attack Surface | Large — many entry points | Minimal by default |
| Page Speed | Slowed by plugins & queries | Fast — pure HTML/CSS |
| Ongoing Updates | Constant — core, themes, plugins | Content only — when you want |
// Risk Increases With Complexity
Low
Static informational site — what LOS Works builds by default. No database, no logins, no stored customer data.
Medium
Contact forms / third-party embeds — introduces some external dependencies. Still manageable with proper setup.
High
Customer accounts, payments, databases — serious architecture, discussed upfront. Every risk explained before anything is built.
// Questions
Do LOS Works sites use WordPress or plugins?
No. Every site is hand-coded HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. No WordPress, no plugins, no page builders.
Is HTTPS included on every site?
Yes. Every site is served over HTTPS with a valid SSL certificate — included by default, no extra cost.
Who has access to my website files?
Only you and LOS Works. No shared environments, no third-party editors, no unnecessary CMS. Your domain, your files.
// Next Step
Security isn't a feature.
It's the foundation.
See what makes a LOS Works build different — from the ground up.
See Services →
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