CGOC — 12 Websites, Watched

A Canadian group ran a dozen brand websites — Cordoba Group, Cordoba C, Cordoba Mini Homes, Aspirees, Ibn Masood's Garden, IS Windsor and South Windsor Academy among them — as one wide, unmonitored attack surface. A malware incident had already knocked things offline. With twelve separate sites and no single point of oversight, the real exposure was not any one weak site: it was that trouble on any of them could sit unnoticed for weeks, because nobody owned the estate as a whole.

• Cleaned the compromised sites first, so the estate started from a known-good baseline rather than an assumed one.
• Brought all twelve sites under one ongoing monitoring and maintenance regime, so the whole estate is watched continuously instead of site by site, by whoever happens to notice.
• Kept one operator accountable end to end — from the first scan to the last hardening step — so nothing falls into the gap between a hosting provider, a developer and a plugin vendor.
• Made the work preventative rather than reactive, catching issues while they are still small enough to be routine.

Two years on, zero recurring issues across all twelve sites. The engagement turned a dozen unwatched websites into a single, quietly maintained estate — no emergency calls, no repeat cleanups, and one person to contact if anything ever does look wrong.

You run ongoing care at scale — the monthly-care / retainer model, one point of contact for a whole web estate.