Category: Website Security

Automated login attempts against WordPress sites have increased significantly. Even well-built sites are now tested constantly by bots looking for exposed accounts or weak access controls. Login Pages Are a Primary Target Most attacks focus on gaining access through /wp-admin. Automated tools attempt thousands of username and password combinations, often targeting administrator accounts first. Without …

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A compromised website rarely affects only the site itself. Email deliverability, paid campaigns, and any related subdomains depend on the website remaining stable and trusted. When that foundation weakens, problems can surface across channels before security is ever identified as the cause. Security Issues Turn Into Marketing Problems Email platforms evaluate where messages send traffic. …

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WordPress powers almost 50% of all websites, but its reliability depends on regular updates and a site that stays technically sound. WordPress Needs Ongoing Attention Many organizations still assume a WordPress site can run on autopilot. In reality, plugins change throughout the year, vulnerabilities surface at unpredictable times, and older versions open the door to …

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The California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), passed in 2020, took effect on January 1, 2023, and enforcement began on July 1, 2023. If your website collects data from California residents, compliance is required. That includes a clear privacy policy, user control over data selling and sharing, visible opt-out tools, and honoring opt-out requests. Most people …

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Keeping your WordPress website current with the latest core and plugin version updates is a critical step to ensure long-term performance. Ignoring the updates can lead to malfunctions, plugin compatibility issues, or even a total site breakdown. Fixing these problems can be troublesome and time consuming, so it’s better to take preventive action. Like any …

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As we near the end of the year, keep in mind that the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) goes into effect on January 1, 2020. When California signed the CCPA into law in June 2018, it became the first state in the U.S. to work towards protecting the privacy of American consumers. Even if your …

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Just like any other technology, the languages that websites are written in and the platforms that they are built on are constantly evolving. This means that there will come a time when your website needs to be updated due to changes to the language or the platform in order to avoid any potential website security …

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As we near the first anniversary of the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), we would like to take the time to discuss the GDPR and why it is important for U.S. based businesses to be GDPR compliant, as well as the newly passed California Consumer Privacy Act. While the GDPR originated in the …

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