Affected by the recent PHP security issues? We can help get you back online.

The recent PHP security issues have caused significant disruption for organisations across the UK, with websites taken offline and some still struggling to get back up and running.

For organisations operating older PHP-based websites, the challenge isn't always straightforward. While some sites can be patched or upgraded, others are built on legacy technology that makes applying security fixes difficult, or in some cases, simply isn't possible.

We know this is still causing real problems, particularly for public sector organisations, schools, NHS services, government bodies and smaller organisations that rely on their websites to deliver important information and services.

When your website is an essential way of connecting with the people you support, getting it back online quickly really matters.

Helping organisations get back up and running

Our team is already supporting organisations affected by these issues, and we've put together a range of rapid website rescue packages designed to get sites back online as quickly and safely as possible.

Drawing on our extensive experience developing digital platforms for the public sector, education and health sectors we can help organisations upgrade existing systems or move to a new, secure and sustainable platform.

For organisations that need a replacement website, we can use established design systems and proven development frameworks, including those designed to meet government and public sector requirements, to significantly reduce development times.

Depending on the requirements, this means we can have a new website designed, developed and ready to launch in as little as a couple of weeks.

It’s not just about getting back online, it’s about making sure organisations have a secure, accessible and maintainable platform that will continue to meet their needs in the future.

Has your website been affected?

If your website is still offline, you're struggling to apply essential security updates, or you're concerned about the future of an older PHP-based site, we'd be happy to talk through your options.

Get in touch with our team to see how we can help.