A-Z Website Security for WordPress Business Owners

by Dominique V. King Promotions

For this article, we’re going to focus on threats particular to the WordPress content management system (CMS), since it is approximately more popular than sliced bread. How popular? Try on these numbers.

35% of all websites use WordPress
WordPress owns 62% of the CMS market
WordPress powers almost 15% of the Top 100 websites (including Disney and Microsoft)
Market share is still growing

Obviously, with that kind of popularity, hackers aren’t going to decide en masse to just leave the platform alone. There are particular security issues that go hand-in-hand with running a WordPress site.

Here are the most common:

Brute force attacks
File inclusion exploits
SQL injections
Cross-site scripting
Malware

The reality of the online world today is that a certain level of security is already built into the most recommended web hosts. If it weren’t, they wouldn’t be in business long. They take care of the majority of security behind the scenes at the server level and won’t let you back there to futz around even if you ask.

But let’s get down to the nitty-gritty on what actions a small business owner should take today to make sure the bad guys stay on the outside. Here is our A-Z Website Security Guide for WordPress Business Owners.

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