Your Resilient & Secure Tiki Wiki
An outdated Tiki is an open door. We maintain, harden and monitor your installation so it stays safe over time.
Risks: An Unmaintained Tiki Is a Liability
An outdated Tiki, unpatched extensions or fragile backups leave you exposed to vulnerabilities, data loss and downtime. Take a proactive, secure approach to protect your data and your reputation.
The Opportunity: Tiki as a Compliance Asset
Open source and auditable by design, a well-run Tiki Wiki becomes proof of your commitment. Reassure clients and partners and turn compliance into a trust signal. Strengthen your resilience and gain a lasting competitive edge.
The Answer: Expert Tiki Wiki Care
With more than 10 years inside the Tiki project we know the platform from the inside: its plugins, its security model, its release cycle. With our Maintenance Pack Plans, you get continuous protection and expert support. Choose peace of mind.
How Does It Work?
- 1. Security & Compliance Audit : We analyze your Tiki Wiki environment — core version, plugins, modules, access controls, and backups — to detect vulnerabilities and compliance gaps. We assess critical areas such as backup management and validation, recovery plans, storage security, and incident notification methods. You receive concrete, tailored recommendations aligned with your organization's needs.
- 2. Implementation & Vulnerability Management : We apply security best practices and harden your Tiki: strict access control, automated and verified backups, secure storage, alerting, and security patches for the core and extensions tracked and applied as soon as they ship.
- 3. Documentation & Audit Readiness : We document your installation: an inventory of extensions and versions, security procedures, action logs and regular reports. A file kept current and ready for any review.
Ready to Boost Your Tiki Wiki’s Resilience?
Deepen Your Knowledge
Want to dive deeper? Find our Tiki Wiki resources here, along with official references on compliance, the Cyber Resilience Act, and cybersecurity.