Five common website security mistakes to avoid
Website security is too often an afterthought until something goes wrong. Avoiding these common mistakes can keep your data and reputation safe.
1. Updates
One major risk is neglecting software and plugin updates. Developers release patches to fix vulnerabilities, so skipping updates could leave your site exposed to malware and attacks. Set automatic updates and remove outdated plugins.
2. Passwords
Weak or reused passwords remain a top cause of breaches, so password management should be one of your regular website security checks. Use unique, complex passwords of at least 12 characters, store them in a password manager, and enable two-factor authentication. Part of your security routine should be to change passwords as frequently as is practical.
3. SSL
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