Google has announced that as of 1 July 2018 its Chrome browser will flag websites defaulting to HTTP protocol as “not secure” (https://blog.chromium.org/2018/02/a-secure-web-is-here-to-stay.html). Sites defaulting to the “secure “HTTPS” protocol will be shown as secure. The impact on website owners will be significant. Visitors to “not secure” websites may understand
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4 Point Online Business Checklist
Four point check of your online marketing status.
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Update Your WordPress Website
Keep your Wordpress website updated to maintain security and performance.
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6 Things You Can Do To Protect Your WordPress Website
6 Ways to quickly and easily reduce the security risk to your WordPress website.
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Preventing Website Abuse
More than Wordpress 30,000 websites are attacked every day and small business websites are prime targets. Why? Because most small business website owners have a set and forget attitude that allows websites to get out of date and software weaknesses to be exploited easily and without detection.
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Hoax Email
Everyone will get hoax email at some time. Most of the time your email security systems will protect you from it before it does any damage. However hoaxers are relentless and innovative and sometimes bad email will get in to your inbox before your security systems know how to identify
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Website Security
Malware attack has become rampant in the last few months and is striking WordPress and Joomla-based websites everywhere. Thousands of websites globally are being infected every day. A malware attack infects your website so that it becomes an agent for cyber-crime infecting other computers, sending out spam, loading and distributing
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Cleaning Up After A Malware Attack
Malware infections of websites are growing in frequency and intensity. This is an insidious kind of criminal abuse that you are unlikely to notice until your sites reputation is trashed and your are blocked in Google and no-one can receive your emails. The is no guarantee that you will ever
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