Millions of websites suffer from hacking attacks daily. What follows the hacking is a loss of your SEO position on Google, and consequently a loss of clients and profit. We have developed a special software that allows you to protect your website from hackers and to preserve your Google ranking.
The first and most important step is website security hardening, which includes: protection from brute force attacks, SQL injections, XSS attacks, and scans for backdoors and vulnerabilities within the CMS core files.
Our Website Firewall & File Change Monitoring can not only prevent an attack on your website but also can find and analyze the changes in the files of your CMS in the event of someone accessing your server or host.
SEO Protection is the process of constantly monitoring your website’s performance on search engines. We perform daily scans of all possible Black Lists and take action if your site somehow appears in a Black List database. Thus, you should not be afraid of a search engine ban and a loss of your SEO position.
We install and configure our unique modules onto your CMS to close possible vulnerabilities and prevent attacks.
We scan every file on your CMS with our smart scanner and look for the presence of bugs, backdoors, or vulnerabilities.
Our engineers install custom modules and security software to prevent all possible attacks on your server or host.
The specialized software scans and monitors your files and notifies you of any changes that occur on the server.
A Firewall is installed on your website that provides protection against possible attacks and monitors the website’s activity.
To fully protect your clients, we conduct daily backups of your website, databases, and file servers.
Very often, attackers hack websites to generate doorways, which install links onto your sites and redirect traffic to malicious or low quality sites.
It is unlikely that you will notice a decrease in your ranking on Google search results immediately after a hacking. Typically, this happens a while after the hacking— the hackers aim to use your website to accomplish their goals for as long as possible.
After the malicious code has been installed onto your site, Google will most likely place your web address onto a blacklist, thus resulting in a loss of over 98% of your traffic along with the loss of trust from your customers and visitors. This will, in turn, lead to a drop in sales and revenue.
