Keeping WordPress websites safe
Dunham’s policy is to set all WordPress websites to apply security updates automatically. For severe security vulnerabilities, we also confirm the security status of all managed WordPress installations.
Dunham’s policy is to set all WordPress websites to apply security updates automatically. For severe security vulnerabilities, we also confirm the security status of all managed WordPress installations.
WordPress powers a huge portion of the web, and one of the main reasons is its flexibility. Themes, page builders, and plugins make it possible to launch a site quickly and affordably—but they also come with trade-offs that aren’t always obvious at first.
Having a website can be scary at times; hackers and criminals always knocking at your door trying to get your information. If you have a WordPress website, that “door” is /wp-admin/ or /wp-login/ and it’s easy to find.
The latest update to the ever-popular CMS includes some anticipated performance updates. This is great news for WordPress site owners, especially since search engines like Google rank high-performing sites over lower-performing ones.
If your business has a website that goes beyond a single page, you can benefit from a robust content management system (CMS). Over the years […]
WordPress is the single largest website platform out there. It’s also the single largest target for website hackers. The good news is that the WordPress community is taking this threat seriously. Now it’s time for website owners to do the same.