Category: Security

6 Helpful WordPress Security Tips

Security in WordPress may seem like a very big challenge. After all, WordPress is a CMS platform that supports a little more than 43% of websites worldwide. While WordPress is an excellent solution when creating your website, it can be prone to different types...

The Scariest WordPress Website Security Horror Stories We Know

Your WordPress website is often the first encounter a visitor has with your business in today’s ever-evolving digital landscape. It serves as the virtual storefront and online face of your brand, making it crucial to keep it secure. Unfortunately, the digital realm...

Why You Should Use Cloudflare for All Your Websites

What even is Cloudflare? According to Wikipedia… “Cloudflare, Inc. is an American web infrastructure and website security company that provides content delivery network services, DDoS mitigation, Internet security, and distributed domain name server services.[2] Cloudflare’s services sit between a website’s visitor and...

Cybersecurity Tips for Remote Workers

There’s no question we live in interesting times. The recent global pandemic has had everyone scrambling to try and meet customer demand and keep employees working. For the lucky ones who get to continue working during this crisis that means making changes...

WDS Single Sign-On

Single Sign-On (SSO) is one of those features every pointy-haired boss in the world wants on their websites. Managing user accounts and passwords across dozens of work-related sites gets very old, very quickly. The longer time went on, the greater the need...

Ongoing Website Maintenance: Why the Transition from WDS to Maintainn Makes Sense

Growing up, I can vividly remember my father threatening to take away my car if I didn’t get the oil changed every three months. The younger me liked to “ride the line” and stretch that three months out as long as possible,...

The Part You Play in Your Website’s Security

When it comes to the security of a company’s website, most people think that the responsibility relies solely on the IT department. This couldn’t be further from the truth. In reality, every single person who has a login for your site, from admins...

The Six Questions Developers Need to Ask Before Turning in Tasks

Everyday I spend time working on products for our great clients, I specifically spend a great deal of it writing code and building features. But I’m not just creating new features, I’m also creating new opportunities…opportunities to break that product. Here are the questions developers need...