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Security Response
Hacked site? Contained, cleaned, hardened.
Emergency cleanup for compromised websites — malware and spam removal, backdoor elimination, blacklist recovery — followed by hardening so it doesn't happen twice.
From breach to hardened — four gates
Every cleanup ends with a care plan — without one, reinfection is a when, not an if.
How it works
Contain
The active compromise is stopped first.
Clean
Malware, spam injections, and rogue accounts removed; backdoors found and eliminated.
Recover
Search-engine and browser blacklist warnings cleared.
Harden
Patches, permissions, and monitoring so the door stays closed.
What's included
- Emergency containment
- Full malware and spam cleanup
- Backdoor elimination
- Blacklist recovery
- Hardening and monitoring after
Honest timeline
Containment begins within hours; full cleanup typically completes within days.
Who it's for
- Sites showing spam pages, strange redirects, or browser warnings
- Businesses whose 'we might be hacked' hunch has lasted more than a day
Good questions
How do sites get hacked?
Almost always through unpatched components — the direct consequence of a site nobody maintains. Which is why every cleanup ends with a care plan; without one, reinfection is a when, not an if.
Bring this to your next marketing conversation
Download the one-pager, or ask your marketing partner how this program would be sequenced for your market.
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