Website Security &
Malware Removal

Site hacks really suck.

It’s a common scenario — you go to your website and suddenly it’s redirecting to a casino site. Or you try to log in and your login isn’t working. Maybe the whole site just breaks and starts throwing errors all over the screen.

At first, it’s confusing. You’re not sure what’s going on — you just know something isn’t right. Most people don’t realize how often this actually happens.

For a small business owner who relies on their website for bookings, leads, or customer information, this can be devastating.

The good news is — in most cases, it’s fixable.

I’ve personally cleaned hundreds of hacked websites over the years. It can be a messy process, but there is a clear path to getting things back under control.

I created this section of the site for anyone who’s woken up to a hacked website and isn’t sure what to do next. Whether you want to try fixing it yourself or have someone handle it for you, my goal is to give you the information you need to make that decision.

What You’ll Learn

• How to tell if your site has been hacked
• What to do immediately after a hack
• Why website hacks happen
• How malware cleanup actually works
• How to secure your site and prevent it from happening again

How to Use This Section

If your site has already been hacked, start here.

If you’re looking to prevent this from happening in the first place, start here.

Need Help?

If you’re not comfortable handling this yourself, feel free to reach out. I’m happy to take a look at your site and give you an honest assessment of what’s going on and what it would take to fix it.