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What Is a WordPress Web Application Firewall (WAF) & How Can You Use It?
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By 2032, the global web application firewall market is expected to reach $18.2 Billion. Extensively used for professional services, web application firewalls (WAF) protect websites and web applications by inspecting and filtering traffic between the site and its visitors.
In today's cyber threat landscape, your WordPress website is vulnerable. Defending it on your own is a never-ending, time-consuming process. This is a perfect time to introduce a WordPress WAF firewall — a cost-effective Continue Reading
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How to Clean My WordPress Website (A Step-By-Step Guide)
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In 2021, businesses paid upwards of $4,800 to remove malware from their WordPress websites. Explore how to clean your WordPress website to proactively address potential threats, improve performance, and enhance the overall user experience.
Imagine the clutter that accumulates at your office desk over time — scattered papers, stationery, and miscellaneous items that must be cleaned up periodically. Much like your physical workspace, your WordPress website also requires regular cleaning and Continue Reading
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WordPress Salts & Keys: Why and How to Change Them For Better Site Security
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Data from Verizon’s 2023 DBIR reveals that 80% of cyber attacks involve brute-force methods targeting passwords. Knowing this, the focus on WordPress salts (random strings that secure password hashes) becomes all too apparent, especially when considering that WordPress powers 43% of internet websites.
When it comes to account security, WordPress salts are critical elements that aid in securing WordPress sites. This is why we’ll begin this article by defining WordPress salts and security Continue Reading
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How to Prevent SQL Injection Attacks in WordPress (7 Steps)
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A recent SiteLock web security report indicates that 1.57% of WordPress sites have SQL injection vulnerabilities, with a notable infection rate of 1.85% for these sites. This statistic highlights the significant security risks WordPress site owners face from SQL attacks.
Discover how to prevent SQL injection attacks in WordPress as we tackle WordPress SQL injections (WordPress SQLi) head-on, identifying and mitigating associated risks.
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How to Fix a “404 Page Not Found” Error in WordPress
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How to fix a 404 page not found error in WordPress
A negative online experience deters about 73% of users from returning to a website. To improve retention, website owners should focus on resolving issues like "404 page not found" errors, which disrupt user engagement and deter repeat visits.
On the digital landscape, a website is typically the first interaction that a business has with its potential customers.
As the adage goes, first impressions are crucial. And that's why having a website Continue Reading
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How to Fix a Hacked WordPress Site: A Step-by-Step (DIY) Guide
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A 2022 WordPress security survey shared that about 43% of admins spend up to three hours each month on security measures, often focusing on fixing hacked sites. Are you in a similar situation? Here are eight steps you can take to regain control and secure your website against future attacks.
As a leading encryption provider, we often receive inquiries from individuals and businesses dealing with hacked WordPress sites. They frequently ask, "My WordPress site has been hacked. What should I Continue Reading
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How to Fix the WordPress Redirect Malware Issue on Your Website
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A recent SiteCheck report reveals that around 11,000 websites were infected with sneaky malware that redirects visitors to fraudulent ad-viewing sites.
Malware can harm websites in various ways, including through "WordPress hacked redirects" (sometimes called a “WordPress website redirect hack”). Much like the name implies, this occurs when hackers exploit compromised websites to redirect visitors to their dangerous sites, leading to significant consequences for website owners Continue Reading
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The Ultimate WordPress Security Best Practices Guide for 2023
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Around 4.3% of WordPress sites scanned by SiteCheck in 2021 were infected, representing over 1 in 25 websites. Protect your website by following WordPress security best practices: update software, use robust passwords, and avoid the aftermath of a cyber attack.
While it is challenging to eradicate WordPress security risks completely, they can be significantly reduced by implementing effective measures to mitigate them. As a website owner, you have the power to plan and execute the best WordPress Continue Reading
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How to Secure Your WordPress Website from Hackers: A Comprehensive Guide
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52% of WordPress vulnerabilities result from outdated plugins. Explore 10 things you can do to mitigate these and other website security issues to increase your WordPress website security.
WordPress, a widely used CMS, powers 43.2% of websites. However, its popularity has made it a prime target for cybercriminals exploiting WordPress security weaknesses, such as outdated software Continue Reading
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How to Secure a Website: A Guide for Small Businesses
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Among global companies that Hiscox ranks as experts (based on their cyber readiness model), 36% report their website as the first point of entry for attackers. We’ll break down 10 common website security risks & 10 tips for how to secure your website without breaking the bank
There are few things worse than sitting down to work in the morning and realizing that your website has been hacked overnight. As if losing sales isn’t bad enough, having a hacked website also means that your Continue Reading
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