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Website Protection

Website Security Services for Sites That Must Stay Online

A hacked website loses traffic, customer trust and search visibility within days. Our website security services clean infected sites, close the gaps attackers used and put layered protection in place. We combine a web application firewall, server and application hardening, tested backups and continuous monitoring, so problems are blocked early or caught before they spread.

Clean and close

We remove the infection and fix the weakness that allowed it, so it does not return.

Layered protection

Firewall, hardening, backups and monitoring work together instead of relying on a single plugin.

Clear findings

Audit reports rank each issue by risk and explain the fix in plain language.

What you get

Website Security: what is included

Malware Cleanup

We scan files and databases, remove malicious code, backdoors and spam injections, restore clean core files and request blocklist removal from search engines and security vendors.

Web Application Firewall

We deploy and tune a WAF to filter malicious requests, block common exploits and bad bots, and absorb DDoS traffic before it reaches your server.

Hardening and SSL

We tighten file permissions, disable unused services, secure admin access, enforce HTTPS with valid certificates and add security headers that protect your visitors.

Backups and Recovery

We schedule automatic backups of files and databases to off-site storage and run test restores, so recovery is a known procedure and not a hope.

Security Monitoring

We watch for file changes, suspicious logins, malware signatures, blocklist status and downtime, and alert you when something needs attention or action.

Security Audits

We review your site, server configuration, plugins, user accounts and access controls, then deliver a prioritized report with specific remediation steps.

What our website security services cover

Most website compromises come from a short list of causes. Outdated plugins and themes, weak or reused passwords, abandoned admin accounts and poorly configured servers account for the majority of cases we see. Attackers use automated tools to find these weaknesses, so small business sites are targeted as often as large ones. Effective protection means removing the easy openings first, then adding controls that detect and block what remains.

We start with an assessment of your site and hosting environment. From the findings we apply updates, harden the configuration and place a firewall in front of the site. We set up backups you can restore from and monitoring that reports unusual activity. Access is reviewed so each person has only the permissions they need. The result is a documented security baseline and a plan for keeping it current as software changes.

  • Malware scanning and removal
  • Firewall and DDoS mitigation setup
  • Core, plugin and theme updates
  • Two-factor authentication for admins
  • Off-site backups with test restores
  • Ongoing monitoring and alerts

What to do when your website has been hacked

Signs of a compromise include browser warnings, unfamiliar pages in search results, redirects to other sites, new admin users or a notice from your hosting provider. If you see any of these, act quickly but carefully. Do not delete files at random, because that can remove the evidence needed to find the entry point. Change your passwords, restrict access to the site if you can and contact a specialist.

Our cleanup follows a fixed sequence. We take a full copy of the site for analysis, identify the malicious code and how it arrived, and remove it from files and the database. We then update all software, reset credentials and close the entry point. Once the site is verified clean, we submit review requests to clear blocklist warnings. Finally, we add a firewall and monitoring so the same attack does not succeed again.

How we work

A clear process from first call to launch

  1. 01

    Assess

    We scan your site and server, review access and configuration, and document every risk we find.

  2. 02

    Remediate

    We remove malware, apply updates, fix vulnerable settings and close the gaps identified during the assessment.

  3. 03

    Protect

    We add a firewall, harden the environment, enforce HTTPS and configure automatic off-site backups.

  4. 04

    Monitor

    We watch for threats, changes and downtime, respond to alerts and report on your security status regularly.

Use cases

Where Website Security delivers value

Hacked WordPress sites

Remove infections, spam pages and malicious redirects, then secure the site against the same attack returning.

Online stores

Protect checkout pages, customer accounts and order data on stores that cannot afford downtime or lost trust.

Sites handling personal data

Tighten access controls, encryption and logging for websites that collect client, patient or member information.

Pre-launch security reviews

Audit a new website or application before it goes live so known weaknesses are fixed before attackers find them.

FAQ

Website Security — frequently asked questions

How do I know if my website has been hacked?

Common signs are browser or search engine warnings, sudden drops in traffic, unknown pages or links, unexpected redirects, new admin accounts and messages from your host about malicious files. Some infections stay hidden and only appear to search engines or first-time visitors. A professional scan of files and the database confirms whether your site is compromised.

How long does malware cleanup take?

It depends on the size of the site and how deep the infection goes. A simple case on a small site can often be resolved quickly, while large sites or servers with several infected accounts take longer. Clearing search engine and browser warnings requires a review by those providers, which adds time after the cleanup itself.

Is an SSL certificate enough to secure my website?

No. SSL encrypts the connection between your visitors and your site, which protects data in transit. It does not stop attackers from exploiting outdated software, weak passwords or server misconfiguration. SSL is one required layer. You also need updates, hardening, a firewall, backups and monitoring to be properly protected.

What is a web application firewall?

A web application firewall, or WAF, sits between visitors and your website and inspects incoming requests. It blocks known attack patterns such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting and brute-force login attempts, and filters abusive bots. A cloud-based WAF can also absorb large volumes of DDoS traffic before it reaches your server.

Can you secure a website hosted with another provider?

Yes. We work with sites on most hosting platforms, as long as we receive the access needed to scan, clean and configure them. If your current hosting limits what can be secured, we will explain the constraints and can move the site to our managed cloud or dedicated servers if you prefer.

Tell us what you want to build

Share your goals and we will reply with a clear plan, timeline and quote — usually within one business day.

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