Urgent website incidents are prioritised for assessment. Response and recovery time depend on the severity of the compromise, website size, available access and complexity of the application.

Yes. We can investigate WordPress malware infections, suspicious files, malicious plugins or themes, unauthorised accounts, redirects, injected content and recurring infections.

Yes. We can investigate and recover compromised Joomla websites, including suspicious extensions, modified files, database injections and administrator account issues.

Yes, depending on the application and condition of the codebase. We can assess PHP-based websites and applications affected by malicious code, compromised files or unauthorised changes.

The underlying compromise must first be identified and resolved. Once the website is clean and secured, the relevant Google review process can be carried out where applicable.

Yes. Malicious redirects are a common symptom of website compromise. We can investigate the website to identify the source of the redirect and remove the malicious components where possible.

Recurring malware may indicate a hidden backdoor, vulnerable plugin or extension, compromised credentials or another unresolved entry point. In this situation, a deeper investigation is normally required.

Yes. A clean backup is helpful but not always available. We can assess the current website and determine whether it can be safely cleaned and recovered.

The cost depends on the website platform, size, severity of compromise and amount of investigation and recovery work required.

We recommend assessing the incident before providing a recovery quotation.

Where applicable, the recovery process includes practical security remediation and recommendations to reduce the likelihood of repeat compromise.