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At Wetopi, we take Security very seriously. We devote a great part of our resources to make our servers safe and keep our hosted webpages far from malware.
You probably already know that security does not end in that directory on the server where you have your WordPress hosted. And it is that the so-called service stack continues below your website served with WordPress.
There are many components and services that contribute to enlarging the angle of the so-called Attack Vector!
At wetopi we take care of the security of your server. By being able to work exclusively with WordPress we can efficiently automate the entire process of updating your server.
The main activity towards a safe environment features:
A WordPress backup strategy is ultimately your last line of defense.Things do go wrong, and you need to be prepared, as no one can guarantee they’re safe from every security threat. When all else fails, you need to know that you have a clean backup that you can draw from to restore your site and…
Network High Availability and WAF for WordPress means making sure your WordPress website is always up and running smoothly.
In this article, we will delve into the topic of WordPress security. As one of the most widely used content management systems on the internet, WordPress’s popularity also makes it an attractive target for hackers. However, being a popular target does not mean that WordPress is inherently insecure. The WordPress community actively addresses vulnerabilities and…
To find out that your site has been hacked is a nightmare. Malware on your WordPress site can spell disaster. But don’t panic! This guide provides step-by-step instructions to effectively identify and clean the cyber threat, while also providing strategies for future protection. If you are in a real hurry, we give you a FREE…
WordPress-based sites represent 46% of the total number of sites worldwide. With this success, the number of web hosting offers is also increasing. Almost every hosting you can find claims to provide WordPress Hosting. But WordPress hosting offers don’t usually deliver what they promise. We explain here what you need to consider when choosing a…
In this post, we want to show you when and how to use SVG in WordPress. SVG files, or Scalable Vector Graphic files, are popular among users for being vector-based. That is, they do not lose quality when scaling or zooming. They are smaller in size than an equivalent PNG or GIF. But, by default,…
In this post we analyze precisely the “when” and “why” to disable XMLRPC and how to do it efficiently. Remote access to WordPress using XMLRPC has been made easy for many years. Sending HTTP requests to xmlrpc.php allows you to send commands to WordPress and manage its content without login into the desktop. However, XMLRPC…
Security for WordPress is more necessary than ever. According to w3techs, WordPress already accounts for 65% of the managed websites market share. And this large volume of WordPress installations, for malicious users tracking with robots, means a very profitable business. But don’t get scared! It’s not that hard to have a good level of security for WordPress.…
You should secure your ecommerce website from the very beginningThe e-commerce industry offers an incredible opportunity for profit. Driven by internet infrastructure, smartphone technology, and the still-ongoing mass migration from traditional retail, it becomes more valuable with each passing year. It’s no surprise that opening an e-commerce store has become the go-to move of the…
Yes, WordPress with Cloudflare is a great combination. It help you to improve your WordPress site speed and security! Over the last few years, Cloudflare’s popularity as a DNS (Domain Name Servers) company has grown. But in addition to their DNS activity, they provide services like DDoS attack protection, CDN (Content Delivery Network), Firewalls, WordPress…