Category: Security
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Spring Clean WordPress to Make It Secure and Faster
Over time, even well-maintained WordPress sites tend to accumulate some cruft: excess files, unused plugins, unnecessary database contents, and logs that are lying around. They might not be directly affecting the site but are potentially causing a risk for how…
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New WordPress Security Settings by Seravo
Our staff has given numerous talks at WordCamps and meetups about WordPress security, and we have always claimed that WordPress is secure by default. All users really need to do is follow good password hygiene. WordPress is not like Windows…
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HTTPS is not optional
Encryption has been keeping your data safe for years now, and you might be using a VPN application to form a secure internet connection and protect your personal information from prying eyes. That’s all great, but with thousands of websites…
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Six Ways to Improve WordPress Information Security
WordPress still suffers from the reputation of being not secure. We state There are no unsecure WordPress sites, only poorly upkept WordPress sites. Here is a list of ways to improve the security of your WordPress site – starting from…
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WordPress Security 101
There are many alternative facts around WordPress security. Is the system safe enough to be used at all? Update, update, update Especially in the past few months there has been several security issues concerning both WordPress core and plugins. In many…