WordPress Plugin & Security Overhaul

I run three small WordPress sites, and they are due for a tidy-up. Some plugins need to be brought to their latest stable versions, any deprecated functions cleaned up, and the overall setup checked for compatibility with the current WordPress core.

Two of the sites power their stores with WooCommerce, so I also want to tighten security around carts, checkout and customer data. Think along the lines of closing known vulnerabilities, confirming SSL enforcement, reviewing user-role permissions and hardening against brute-force or SQL injection attempts. If you normally work with tools such as Wordfence, Sucuri, or custom server-level rules, feel free to recommend what fits.

Deliverables
• Full plugin upgrade across all three sites, with before/after version log
• Functionality tests confirming nothing broke after the upgrades
• Compatibility fixes applied where needed (theme hooks, template overrides, etc.)
• Security hardening on the two WooCommerce installs, documented so I can see what was changed
• A short post-update report summarising actions taken and any future suggestions
Potential long-term partnership.
Let me know your estimated turnaround and any questions you have.