WordPress Tips
Stay current with the latest WordPress news, security updates, insider tips and tricks directly from our team of Tampa Bay WordPress experts.
Stay current with the latest WordPress news, security updates, insider tips and tricks directly from our team of Tampa Bay WordPress experts.
WordPress Content Management System Security Measures WordPress is the leading blogging platform worldwide that also runs some of the most complex websites, such as TechCrunch, BBC America, Sony Music, MTV Music, Best Buy, and Facebook Newsroom. Even WIX publishes its official blog on the WordPress platform. This success has attracted the darker element, and WordPress […]
WordPress is the leading blogging platform worldwide that also runs some of the most complex websites, such as TechCrunch, BBC America, Sony Music, MTV Music, Best Buy, and Facebook Newsroom. Even WIX publishes its official blog on the WordPress platform.
This success has attracted the darker element, and WordPress sites have become targets for spammers, hackers, and other types of cyber-criminals. Every web manager must maintain a proactive approach to securing a WordPress site to guard against attacks that lead to downtime and costly security breaches. Here at NOYO Web Development Inc., we want to share some critical measures to implement in 2017 to enhance the security of your WordPress site. This is the first of a two-part series.
Currently, the most common attack on a WordPress login panel is an attack by which hackers attempt to guess your password pattern. NOYO Web Development Inc. recommends that you create and maintain strong passwords. These should have at least 10 characters and utilize numbers, upper and lowercase letters, and symbols. In addition, you can install programs that limit the number of login attempts before locking out the cyber-criminal. A password generator is a highly effective security measure.
This is also known as two-factor authentication. It requires a user to provide two pieces of evidence for being the legitimate user. In addition to a login and strong password, the two-step authentication requires the entry of a uniquely generated code created for each individual login.
In general, hackers will attempt to log in from your direct login page URL. Renaming the URL is an effective method of restricting unauthorized users from accessing your login page. Only individuals with the correct URL can log in to the WordPress site.
WordPress consistently releases new updates to patch security vulnerabilities, fix bugs, and launch new features. This will not happen automatically. The site administrator must make this function a top priority to ensure the site is secure from hackers.
NOYO Web Development Inc. will be publishing regular posts on key WordPress updates to keep you informed. Subscribing to this blog will ensure that you remain informed on critical changes.
Avoid installing poorly coded plugins and themes on your WordPress site. Characteristics to look for include regular updates, a number of downloads, and ratings. Or, you can consult with NOYO Web Development Inc. for a recommendation on the highest quality plugin to meet your needs. Poorly designed and coded plugins and themes may look cool, but they may also invite unwanted guests in through the front door.
To be continued…
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