Chapter 3: Secure Your Network
Now that you’re as certain as you can be that the devices you’ll use to log into your site are clean, the next step is to ensure that the network you use to log onto your website is secure. It’s … Continue reading →
Now that you’re as certain as you can be that the devices you’ll use to log into your site are clean, the next step is to ensure that the network you use to log onto your website is secure. It’s … Continue reading →
Now that you’ve communicated w/your host, it’s time to ensure that all devices you’ll be using to log into & fix your website are secure & free from malware, i.e., viruses, worms, trojans, etc. It does little good to make … Continue reading →
In cases of a website compromise, the hosting provider for the site should be made aware that an incident has occurred. They may not attempt to help you in the least. Then again, they might, either offering to fix it … Continue reading →
A site hack, technically known as a site compromise, is when someone takes over your site. It’s very much like when a plane is hijacked. So, essentially the criminals have taken over your site, and they can basically do whatever … Continue reading →
If you’re a business owner, your website represents you to the world. Even if your site is a personal one, you’ve still done a lot of work on it. The last thing you want is to go to it one … Continue reading →