A website is the platform where you meet your customers or readers, let them know what you have to offer and convince them to make a purchase or to listen to what you want to say.
Well then, what do we call it? SSL, TLS or HTTPS
Throughout our website here, we appear to use (or misuse) the terms SSL, TLS and HTTPS interchangeably, at random it seems.From time to time we catch ourselves in the Monkey Treehouse ourselves and say, “Which one should we be using?”Frankly, my default is to use SSL. When I reference an article or site, I do tend to side with the term it prefers. So what’s the difference?Secure More info here…
5 Simple Rules For WordPress Login Security – Tips For Site Admins & Users – infographic
A successful WordPress security strategy should include steps to strengthen the WordPress login.Here are five simple rules for better WordPress login security.Use Strong PasswordsAn ideal password is at least 12 characters long and includes a large pool of characters, including upper and lower case letters, numbers and symbols.Use A Unique Password For Every Account More info here…
Simple 5 Ways to Secure Your WordPress Website – infographic
We love using the iThemes Security Pro plugin to cover "most" of the security issues faced by our clients, and these guys have a great insight as to the threats faced by WordPress website.It feels like every week there’s another security breach in the news. It can cause panic, especially when we think website security has to be complicated.But protecting your WordPress website doesn’t More info here…
