Before you deploy a WordPress site to production, you should follow an action checklist that ensures the security of your site. We put together a checklist to help you get started with your WordPress security. Install Security Plugins Several types of security plugins could help to stop attacks. These plugins will stop XSS, brute-force attacks…
As a WordPress site owner, you rely heavily on developers to produce secure code, but you can also take steps to ensure the security of your site. Aside from always keeping your code secure by updating the core WordPress application and your plugins, you can take several additional steps that will lower the risk. Keep…
Any web application could potentially be hacked, but WordPress is a primary target due to its popularity. The core of WordPress code is generally secure, but vulnerabilities usually stem from third-party themes or plugins. Themes and plugins add code to the WordPress core to provide additional functionality, but precisely this code could introduce vulnerabilities. Third-party code…
WordPress has released version 6.7, codenamed Rollins. This update introduces better font controls, a new default theme, enhanced design tools for easier page creation, 65 accessibility improvements, and performance optimizations. Version 6.7 focuses on making it easy to build attractive, high-performance websites. The key improvements are: Better Patterns WordPress patterns are pre-designed ready to use…
1. Reliable Uptime & Speed for Consistent Performance A website’s uptime and speed can significantly influence your site’s rankings and the success of your SEO strategies. Users don’t like sites that suffer from significant downtime or sluggish load speeds. Not only are these sites inconvenient, but they also reflect negatively on the brand and their…
