A Quick Guide to Password Security
Your server is only as secure as your weakest password. As a rule of thumb, the more lengthy and complex a password, the stronger it is. Follow the best practices below for generating difficult to…
Utilize Security Plugins
Once you have taken the proper precautions by updating your site, strengthening your passwords, and backing up your files, it’s time to think about a Security Plugin. There are many WordPress security plugins that can…
Maintain Regular Backups Of Your Websites
It is impossible to guarantee your server will never be successfully hacked, which is why it is vitally important to take regular backups of your site and data. You can recover from nearly any attack…
Always Create Strong Passwords
Another popular attack vector for WordPress sites is weak passwords. Attackers often use brute-force attacks that attempt to guess passwords, an effort that is only made easier by simple, dictionary word passwords. You ultimately…
Update Your Plugins and Themes
Regularly updating all of your existing plugins and themes is the most effective method of securing your website. This is especially important given that outdated plugins and themes are a popular attack vectors for WordPress…