Cybersecurity Starts in the Boardroom
WordPress is one of the most – if not the most – popular website package on the web. Both professional web designers and less professional web designers use it. One of the reasons it is so popular is that with a little work, anyone can alter the code or download …
I wrote about the potential victim base that any WordPress cyber security issue exposes last week: WordPress is always a target Have a read of that article if you do not understand why WordPress, WordPress plugins and user authorisation, need careful management in any cyber security plan. To reinforce the …
WordPress is one of the most – if not the most – popular website package on the web. Both professional web designers and less professional web designers use it. One of the reasons it is so popular is that with a little work, anyone can alter the code or download …
If you or your web developer uses the WordPress plugin Backup Migration as part of your cyber security plan to protect your website – then you need to take action as it has a fatal flaw: 50K WordPress sites exposed to RCE attacks by critical bug in backup plugin (bleepingcomputer.com) …
It is a while since the Log4j issue made the tech news – but recent research has shown that many apps that rely on this module are still using a version vulnerable to attack. Over 30% of Log4J apps use a vulnerable version of the library – BleepingComputer Your takeaway …
Whether you develop your WordPress website your self or get a developer to do it for you – your website is your reputation, you need to be managing it. How much are you relying on your web designer to protect your reputation? There are always vulnerabilities being exploited in WordPress …
Your website is often how the world, your clients, colleagues and suppliers view you. So why is it when I speak to many clients they are unsure about much of how their website functions or how it is looked after, except “possibly” who the developer is. Knowing the developer is …
