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WordPress has become one of the most popular web platforms due to its simplicity and flexibility.
Unfortunately, this popularity makes it a prime target for cyber attacks.
To protect your WordPress page, you must secure not only the platform itself, but also your operating system, software, network, and passwords.
Read on to learn how you can maintain a secure WordPress page.
WordPress has become one of the more popular web platforms, both for personal and professional websites because it is simple to use and yet very flexible.
However, this popularity also makes it a target for attackers. To keep your WordPress page secure, follow these simple tips:
Ensure that your operating system and the software that you run are up to date with the latest versions of those programs.
Do the same for your web browser. Also, make sure you have a robust antivirus program and that you regularly use it to scan your computer for malicious programs.
Make sure that you are running the most current version of the platform, with the WordPress patches and that all of your plugins are also up to date.
Delete any plugins you no longer use; simply deactivating them won’t get rid of their code from your server, which attackers could use to exploit your site.
Eliminate Server and Network Vulnerabilities.
Make sure your web host is secure and reputable, and always make sure your network is secure, be it an office or home network.
Do not work on your WP site over unsecured WiFi like those in coffee shops and airports. Minimize ‘Admin’ Use.
Because the admin login account for WordPress is the key to accessing all parts of your site, it is the coveted jewel for WP attackers.
Use the admin page only to perform administrative functions. Create a separate editor account from which you post new content.
Always make sure to have strong passwords for your login page.
Scramble letters and insert numbers and non-alphanumeric symbols into your entry keys, and never use words that can be found in the dictionary. Also, change them regularly.
By following these simple steps, you can protect your WordPress page from malicious attackers.
Ensure that your operating system and software are up to date, secure WordPress itself, make good passwords and eliminate server and network vulnerabilities.
When you stay one step ahead of the attackers, you can maintain a secure WordPress website.
We are just a call or an email away, if we can’t take you in right now we will definitely point you in the right direction. That’s our promise!