Small Website Security Checklist

A simple security checklist for small business websites that need to stay lightweight, safe, and easy to maintain.

Quick summary

This guide helps business owners choose a practical digital product path without overbuilding the first version.

Remove sensitive files

A public website should not expose environment files, backups, logs, old ZIP archives, or repository folders. Keep only files that must be accessible to visitors.

Use static-first when possible

For company profiles, catalogs, and landing pages, static-first architecture reduces attack surface and makes hosting easier.

Harden basic server rules

Use HTTPS redirects, disable directory listing, block unsafe file types, and apply browser security headers when your hosting supports them.

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