Articles Tagged 'security'
9 WordPress Security Tips To Protect Your Website From Harm
Christian VasileWordPress is the most popular Content Management System in the world, used by more than 60 million people around the globe. WordPress hosts more than half of the blogs itself. The popular CMS is used by huge companies and associations in the world such as TechCrunch, NBC, CNN, CBS or the National Football League of the US. There are more than 2.5 billion WordPress pages in the world, read by more than 300 million people daily, while around 500.000 new posts and 400.000 comments are posted each day.
This is huge and shows how important and widely used WordPress is. WordPress doesn’t show signs of slowing down either, so expect these numbers to increase dramatically in the near future. Therefore we also need to learn how to protect ourselves, because there is no popular web technology nowadays not targeted by hackers and robots. Today I will talk about tips, tricks and plugins to keep your WordPress blog safe from hackers and robots. This doesn’t mean you have to do all of them, but using as many of them as possible is recommended.
A Beginner’s Guide to Secure Your Site from Web Trespassers
Rean John UeharaInformation is everything. The web is full of free information for everyone to use but there are things that webmasters don't want people to know, things that should be kept away from prying eyes. Be it an exclusive section on your website for premium users or content that thousands of users use, it is best that you stuff-up your arsenal to avoid things go awry. There is no such thing as an unhackable website, there are just those who are close to it or are offline. It is important to know how attacks are made in order to plan ahead.
35 Security Plugins to Make Your WordPress Bulletproof
Daniels MekšsWordPress is the most popular blogging platform today. It’s being used by thousands of people all around the world. But because of the popularity, it’s getting more attention by hackers and spammers too. WordPress is very secure by itself, but there’s never too much ascertainable. For simple users,who don't code a lot, plugins is the best way to secure your blog. They’re free, easily usable and safe. This post assembles 35 best plugins to make your blog bulletproof. They’re each devised for different purposes, so you will get the best protection from each field.
