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Keeping the website up to date
- Check the plugins and the other files
- Use hosting providers to scan these types of files automatically
- Or hire a web agency for doing the work of website maintenance
Try to ignore the installation of new plugins
- Ignore installing new plugins as they may cause conflicts with the other plugins
- If required install particular plugin for the specific purpose only
Maintaining your site content
- Create your own content
- Link it with different search engines
Using email as login
- Inputting an email address instead of a username is a safer way to get logged in to the website
- Ex. WP Email Login plugin
Keeping upgraded
- Keep your WordPress website upgraded with its latest versions of plugins
- Keep secure
- WP introduces updates at regular intervals to include bug fixes, security patches, and enhancements
Disabling the unused plugins and themes
- Unused plugins cause the risk of security & risk of being hacked
Keeping regular backups of the site
- Backup your website at regular intervals.
- In the case of any crash or conflicts, your site data is safe and secure
- Helps you in recovering quickly from any attack
Limiting the login attempts
- Prevent the hackers from getting access to your WordPress installation.
- Protect you from hackers
Adjusting your passwords
- Changing passwords is a good practice
- Improve the strength of your passwords by adding a uppercase letter, a number and or Special symbol
- Reduce the chances of being hacked
Using SSL to encrypt the data
- Secure your admin panel by implementing an SSL (Secure Socket Layer)
- Ensure secured data transfer between user browsers and the server
- Difficult for the hackers to breach the connection
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