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The Ultimate WordPress Security Guide – Step by Step

Jan06
by Ike on January 6, 2024 at 1:09 am
Posted In: Plesk, Releases, security attacks, SSL, Various, WAF, WordPress security

Anyone with a WordPress website knows how important effective security is, both to protect your site from threats and to ensure your users stay safe. However, a lax approach to WordPress security could lead to penalization: thousands of websites are blacklisted by Google daily due to the presence of malware or phishing. With all that in mind, it’s crucial that you stay up to date on the latest WordPress security methods and innovations. And that’s why we have written this comprehensive guide to WordPress security. Ultimately, WordPress is a secure platform at its core, and numerous developers run regular audits…

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WordPress Firewall – Why Do You Need One?

May27
by Ike on May 27, 2022 at 12:16 pm
Posted In: CloudFlare, firewall, Plesk, Releases, Sucuri, Various, WAF, WordFence

Hackers have increasingly sophisticated tools at their disposal, which is why your WordPress website may be more vulnerable to attack than ever. But keeping your site secure can be incredibly time-consuming if you try to handle it all yourself. That’s why automated software could be just what you need. Fortunately, you can take advantage of a WordPress firewall designed to automatically defend your website. Both human hackers and bots will be blocked from getting into your site when you set up the firewall to align with your needs. You, and your users, will be safer from security threats overall. Firewalls…

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