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Do you have a WordPress site? We have the WordPress security resources you need to keep it safe from hackers, malware and other threats. Building a website takes time, effort and energy. But all these efforts will turn into a fiasco if security is not taken care of. Recent statistics show that a third of website administrators use WordPress. However, its popularity comes with a price: it is often targeted by malicious hackers and spammers who try to exploit unsecured websites for their own benefit. Since there will always be a risk, securing your WordPress site will remain an ongoing process, requiring frequent evaluation of these attack vectors.

If Google detects that your website is affected by a virus or hacking attack, it can blacklist it and unsubscribe your website. As a result, every time a visitor wants to visit your website, they will be notified from the browser about the security problem on your website and you will not appear in the first search pages.

Security is one of the most important aspects of any online business. It doesn’t matter if you’re a large company or a small business website – hackers target everyone. Attacks on your website can seriously damage your business and your brand reputation. Our WordPress security plan protects your website from brute force attacks, keeps confidential website files safe, blocks spam from contact form plugins, and alerts you when a security threat is detected.

SHELTER FROM HACKERS

In addition to the right tools and practices, hosting your website with a reputable web hosting provider is very important. WordPress security includes basic elements such as installing WordPress on a reliable hosting platform, keeping WordPress and its plug-ins and themes up-to-date, setting secure passwords and thoughtfully managing user roles.

With each new version, WordPress is improved and its security is also improved. Many bugs and vulnerabilities are fixed every time a new version comes out. Just like with most software products, some plug-ins may be hacked from time to time. Thanks to the constant backups we take care of, you will not lose any data and your site will continue to work. Backing up your site involves making a copy of all site data and storing it in a safe place. That way, you can restore the site from that backup copy in case something bad happens.

Once you’ve secured a backup plan, the easiest way to secure your website is to upgrade. Every update, be it core CMS, plug-in or themes, comes with vulnerability patches and security changes. Being quick with these updates can dramatically reduce the risk of hackers. Even the best security experts believe that keeping your website up to date eliminates most of the risks. Not updating your themes and plugins can spell trouble. Many hackers rely on the simple fact that people can’t bother updating their plugins and themes.

WordPress security measures

The first thing to do for your WordPress website is proper hacker risk management. Firewalls protect your site from various online threats. That way, anything weird that tries to connect with you will be questioned and kept out of the way if it’s suspicious. A firewall is a continuous monitoring system for your website. Most importantly, it detects and blocks malicious traffic arriving on your website and protects against viruses, malware, hacker attacks, etc. Clearly, in an event like a sudden attack, backups can save you from a complete site loss.

An SSL certificate is also an important factor. SSL, which stands for Secure Sockets Layer, is a security layer that establishes an encrypted link between a user’s web browser and a web server. These days, an SSL certificate is pretty much a requirement, so don’t be tempted to skip it. We regularly install the latest versions of core WordPress files and extensions, make sure your website has all the major security patches, and that your WordPress site is more secure. Prevention is better than cure. With continuous scans, firewalls and other measures we will make sure that your site and its users are always safe!