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WordPress Security Part Two: Keep Themes & Plugins Updated

  When it comes to WordPress security, themes and plugins play an important role. If you forget to update them, then you’ll have outdated code sitting on your server. Hackers spend their time looking for websites with vulnerabilities like old coding. Once they find a website that’s not current, all it takes is a little

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WordPress Security Part One: Upgrades, Security Plugins/Monitoring Services, Hiring Someone

WordPress Security Part One: Upgrades, Security Plugins/Monitoring Services, Hiring Someone Many websites today are built using WordPress. This content management system (CMS) makes it easy for you to blog, sell digital or tangible products, update your website, and so much more. But like every other type of software, WordPress can be vulnerable to attack if

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Website Security: Your Passwords, Password Management Software, Smart Sharing with Service Providers

There are times in your business when you need to share a password. You might want your VA to schedule some social media updates for you or you might have your web designer upload your customized WordPress theme to your website. Since you trust these people, you could give them your password. After they’ve finished

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Website Security: Content, Payments, And Upgrades

Most solopreneurs and small business owners are running multiple types of software on their websites. That means keeping your website updated doesn’t end up with making sure you’re running the current version of WordPress and checking for new plugin updates. Software Upgrades It’s your responsibility to make sure all of your tools are updated. Keep

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