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Gain insights into the latest security measures, best practices, and tools to keep your website safe from threats and vulnerabilities.
Website Security Trick or Treating
It's that time of year again - time to put on the costume, carve the pumpkin,…
New and Improved SG Site Scanner Security Service
Our SG Site Scanner service has been one of the most valued tools by our clients…
WordPress Security Plugins That Are a MUST to Keep Hackers Away
Making your website secure is not a one-time thing. It’s not a switch you can flip…
A Critical WooCommerce Vulnerability Promptly Addressed
Last week, the Woo team announced a critical vulnerability in the most popular eCommerce plugin for…
WordPress Security Experts: Most Common Backdoors for Hackers and How to Avoid Them
Having a reliable and secure WordPress website is critical for both your business and your users.…
What is XMLRPC and How This WordPress' Vestigial Tail Threatens Your Website Security
In the root directory of every WordPress site is a file, xmlrpc.php that actually predates WordPress…
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Enhanced Protection Against WordPress Vulnerabilities with SiteGround Security Plugin Preinstalled
We have recently launched our own WordPress security plugin -- SiteGround Security (now named Security Optimizer),…
Security Optimizer (formerly SiteGround Security) - our new must-have WordPress plugin
The security of our clients' websites has always been an extremely important part of our web…
What are Brute Force Attacks and Why YOU Don't Have to Worry About Them
Exactly what is a “brute force” attack on a website? Just the name “brute force” conjures…
Protecting Your Reputation by Protecting Your Email
Your online reputation is one of your most precious possessions. Because of this, you need to…
What Is The Principle of Least Privilege in WordPress
Computer programmers like to give things big names. This is how we end up with something…
Securing User Passwords with "Have I Been Pwned"
Most developers are familiar with the website "Have I Been Pwned?". Most non-developer and non-techie people…
