A question, answered
Why do small business sites get hacked?
Most small business sites get hacked through a public admin login, or through plugins and themes that were never updated, and a typical WordPress site runs many of them.
Our sites have no public admin login and no plugins to go stale, so those ways in are simply not there.
The usual ways in
- An admin login page that anyone on the internet can try passwords against.
- Plugins and themes with known holes that were never patched.
- Files left behind on the server that bots go looking for.
What our sites have instead
Finished pages served from a global network, with no WordPress and no server code for an attacker to run. Requests for the usual targets simply get a "not found" page.
Where this comes from
It comes with fast, secure hosting, and weekly checks come with security and updates.
This service delivers it: Fast, secure hosting.
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Every change tested before it is live
What stops an update from breaking my site? Checks run on every build, and a change that fails a check never goes live.