08/09/2026
Their website was hacked. Their developers made it worse.
A client came to us after their WordPress website was compromised during an active security vulnerability period.
Their existing development team had attempted a fix. But the site wasn't properly cleaned. The vulnerabilities weren't identified. The loopholes weren't closed. And the client had zero confidence the problem was actually resolved.
They came to us frustrated, worried, and looking for a team they could actually trust to fix it properly.
Here's what a proper response looks like:
→ Took over hosting immediately and moved to our secure server environment, four layers of security and antivirus running at server level
→ Complete WordPress reinstall from clean files, not a patch over the problem, a proper rebuild on clean foundations
→ Full security audit across every plugin, file and access point, looking for anything exploited or left exposed
→ Collaborated directly with the client's independent security forensics team, their job was to verify ours, and we welcomed it
→ Identified and closed every loophole that caused the breach
→ Took over ongoing website maintenance so it never happens again
The forensics team signed off. The client now has complete confidence in their website security for the first time since the breach.
A hacked website isn't just a tech problem. It's a reputation problem. A data problem. A customer trust problem.
If your website has been compromised, or if you're simply not confident your current hosting and maintenance setup is actually protecting you, that's a conversation worth having.
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