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With WordPress powering 43.7% of all websites globally, it has become a prime target for cybercriminals. The increasing threat rate, with 90,000 attacks per minute, highlights the urgent need for robust security measures. Our mission is to offer comprehensive security services that not only protect your site but also provide peace of mind. By staying ahead of the latest security trends and threats, we ensure that your WordPress site remains resilient against attacks.

Our team will conduct a comprehensive security audit, install and configure security plugins, enforce strong password policies, set up a web application firewall (WAF), and provide ongoing monitoring and maintenance to ensure your site remains secure.

It's recommended to update your WordPress plugins and themes as soon as updates are available. Regular updates help patch security vulnerabilities and keep your site running smoothly.

Regular backups are essential as they allow you to restore your site in case of a security breach or data loss. It's advisable to schedule automated backups daily or weekly, depending on your site's activity.

Signs of a hacked site include unusual login activity, unexpected changes to site content, slow performance, and warnings from security plugins. Regular security scans can help detect any issues early.

Yes, our team can assist with site recovery by identifying and removing malware, restoring from backups, and implementing security measures to prevent future breaches.

Common vulnerabilities include outdated software, weak passwords, insecure themes and plugins, and improper file permissions. Addressing these vulnerabilities can significantly enhance your site's security.

An SSL certificate encrypts data transfer between your website and users, protecting sensitive information. It's essential for securing login credentials, personal data, and payment information, and it also improves your site's trustworthiness and search engine ranking.

Use security plugins that offer monitoring features, regularly check your site for unusual activity, and set up alerts for potential security issues. Additionally, review your site's access logs and keep an eye on user activity.

If your WordPress site gets hacked, immediately change all passwords, restore a clean backup, scan for malware, and remove any malicious code. Contact your hosting provider for assistance and consider hiring a professional to help secure your site.

Choose a hosting provider that offers robust security features such as SSL certificates, regular backups, malware scanning, and a strong firewall. Look for providers with a good reputation and positive reviews regarding security.

It's recommended to conduct security audits at least quarterly. Regular audits help identify and address potential vulnerabilities before they can be exploited.

Two-factor authentication (2FA) adds an extra layer of security by requiring a second form of verification (e.g., a code sent to your phone) in addition to your password. This helps prevent unauthorized access even if your password is compromised.