Secure managed maintenance
We manage regular core and module updates, apply security releases promptly, and ensure configuration and environments remain consistent.
A consistent upgrade routine keeps your site secure, compliant, and easier to extend.
By staying current, you avoid the sharp cost of "catch-up" rebuilds and ensure that new features can be developed with confidence.
Drupal releases security updates and maintenance patches on a predictable cycle.
Delaying them increases technical debt, introduces compatibility risk, and can expose your site to vulnerabilities.
Our upgrade service provides ongoing assurance that your platform remains current and compliant with Drupal’s supported lifecycle.
We monitor Drupal core and contributed module releases, applying updates in a controlled environment and verifying functionality before deployment.
Each update is tested for compatibility, and critical security patches are applied immediately.
We maintain a clean, well-defined Composer setup, ensuring your dependencies remain in sync and reproducible across all environments.
Lock files, vendor directories, and build pipelines are kept consistent through version control.
We validate configuration integrity between environments to prevent drift.
This includes synchronising config splits, reviewing settings.php overrides, and confirming CI/CD deployment reliability.
We track Drupal security advisories (SA-CORE, SA-CONTRIB, SA-PROJECT) and apply patches or mitigations as soon as they’re published.
You receive confirmation of each security action, ensuring auditability and peace of mind.
All updates are tested in staging environments, validated against key workflows, and deployed during agreed maintenance windows to minimise risk.
You receive periodic reports summarising:
- Updates applied.
- Security advisories addressed.
- Any outstanding dependencies or risks.
- Monthly maintenance – continuous monitoring and regular updates.
- Quarterly maintenance – scheduled updates with review and verification.
- One-off update cycle – bring a neglected site back to current before transitioning to a maintenance plan.