Malware removal
Remove malicious files, database injections, backdoors, loaders and persistence paths.
Secure / WordPress
Specialist response for hacked, infected or high-value WordPress sites — from malware removal and incident recovery to hardening, monitoring and practical prevention.
Delivered in strategic partnership with Sycurely for specialist WordPress incident response, recovery, hardening and monitoring.
Capabilities
Clear building blocks you can combine around your actual business need.
Remove malicious files, database injections, backdoors, loaders and persistence paths.
Investigate compromised WordPress sites, lock down access and restore a trustworthy operating state.
Trace malicious redirects, Japanese keyword spam, fake pages and search-index pollution.
Strengthen accounts, permissions, plugins, themes, server controls and other common attack paths.
Ongoing protection for business-critical sites that cannot afford silent compromise.
Specialist cleanup and hardening support for agencies managing client WordPress estates.
How we work
We keep scope, ownership and communication explicit throughout delivery.
Identify visible symptoms, likely entry points and signs of persistence across WordPress and hosting.
Remove the infection across files, database content, accounts, cron jobs and other persistence mechanisms.
Reduce the weaknesses that allowed the compromise to survive or return.
Guide reindexing, reputation recovery, monitoring and the next protection steps.
Best fit
Specialist response for hacked, infected or high-value WordPress sites — from malware removal and incident recovery to hardening, monitoring and practical prevention.

Emergency response
Typical incidents include malware, malicious redirects, SEO spam, backdoors, suspicious administrator accounts, vulnerable plugins and recurring reinfection.
Share the symptoms, affected URLs and any browser, hosting or search warnings. We’ll route the case into the right response path with Sycurely.
Request security help →FAQ
Quick answers for teams deciding whether this service fits.
Yes. Recurring infections usually require investigation of persistence paths such as backdoors, compromised accounts, database injections, cron jobs or vulnerable software — not only deleting visible files.
Yes. Monitoring and hardening can follow incident cleanup for sites that need stronger long-term protection.
Send us the goal, what already exists and your preferred timeline. We’ll route it to the right WomenFirst team or strategic partner.
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