Security that runs itself
Credentials rotate every 30 days. SSL is checked every hour. Backups are restore-tested every night. You don't have to do anything.
Backups that work when you need them
We test your backups every night, so we know they restore when you need them.
Most hosts take a backup and hope it works. We do the harder part: every night, a canary drill takes a recent backup, restores it into a clean, throwaway environment, and checks that your site and its data come back whole. A backup that won't restore isn't a backup — it's a false sense of safety. Testing the restore every night is how we know yours is real before the day you actually need it.
Your backups also live in more than one place, so a single failure can't wipe them out. And if you ever need to roll back, you don't file a support ticket and wait — you restore it yourself from your dashboard with a one-time email code. Press the button, and your site comes back.
Leaked passwords stop working on their own
Stolen passwords age out before they're useful.
Every credential that keeps your site running — the keys our platform uses, the database password behind your site, the access tokens in between — rotates on a 30-day schedule, automatically. Nobody has to remember to do it, so it actually gets done.
Here's why that matters to you: if a password ever leaks, it's already on a countdown. A stolen credential is worthless once it rotates, so the window an attacker could use it stays small and keeps shrinking. Most hosts rotate credentials roughly never and hope nothing gets out. We rotate everything every 30 days, because that's the only way to keep the promise.
A break-in next door stays next door
A problem on someone else's site can't become a problem on yours.
Every site we host runs in its own isolated environment, walled off from the rest. If a neighbor's site gets hacked — a bad plugin, a weak password, a brute-force attack — the trouble stays on their side of the wall. It can't spill over onto you.
We also stop your site from reaching the cloud’s internal metadata service, where platform-level secrets live. That’s a common way one compromised site tries to grab the keys to everything else. On SrvBot that door is shut, and every customer gets their own separate keys — so one break-in stays one break-in.
Your SSL never lapses unnoticed
Your padlock never silently expires.
That little padlock in the address bar is your SSL certificate. When it lapses, visitors get a scary security warning instead of your site — one of the most common ways a healthy site suddenly looks broken. On most hosts, you find out when a customer emails to tell you.
We check the real certificate on every site we host, every hour — not a cached copy, but the actual expiry date read straight from the cert. Renewal is automatic, and if one is ever running late, we alert you well before it expires. You keep your padlock without ever thinking about it.
How we differ from the typical managed host
Tested backups, not just taken.
Most hosts take backups but never restore them. The first time you find out yours don't work is when you need them.
Automated rotation, not annual reminders.
Manual rotation is security theater. Automated rotation is a control.
Visible health, not vibes.
You see what we see — real CPU, memory, disk, request rate, response time, SSL, and backup freshness. Not a green "healthy" badge you can’t check.
Security you never have to think about
Start in a few clicks and let us handle the backups, the credentials, the certificates, and the monitoring — same on every plan, every day. 14-day free trial, no charge until day 15. SrvBot Site is $29/month, and the security work most hosts skip is included.