Best Practices for Passwords and Account Access
November 20, 2019
Over the past few weeks I have helped a couple of clients with one of the biggest struggles a business can face – a lost
Our Security category is all about protecting your website and your business. These blogs explain the essentials of online safety—from passwords and plugins to backups and monitoring—so you can keep your site secure and give your visitors peace of mind.
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Over the past few weeks I have helped a couple of clients with one of the biggest struggles a business can face – a lost
Over the past few months we have been seeing a huge spike in the number of brute force attacks. These attacks can not only break
Remember when you were a kid, and you needed a password to get into the tree fort? Not a bad security step. If you recognized
In 2018, security on your website is a big deal. One security measure you may have heard of is “security by obscurity” or SBO for
I’m sure you’ve heard the phrase ‘brute-force’ at some point in time. Whether used to describe an army invading a castle or a raging river,
When I was a web design teacher, I always told my students to keep a backup of their homework and any projects they were working
One of the best things that any website can do for protection and security is installing a SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) certificate. Although SSL provides
I’ve mentioned before that it’s an unfortunate sign of the times, but today in 2017, having SSL security (Secure Sockets Layer) added to a site
Sadly, turning on the nightly news and hearing about a big data security breach somewhere is becoming more and more commonplace. From things like the