Privacy & Security

Have you ever let your WordPress plugins not be updated for some time? Do you have any outdated or abandoned plugins? If you do, ever wonder what could happen leaving them outdated? In this article, you’ll learn all this and also the answer to - is it safe to use outdated WordPress plugins?

Cookies store your data, but can they be stolen? Learn how to secure your cookies and protect your online privacy with simple practices to prevent data theft.

Biometrics has reshaped cybersecurity by leveraging unique physical and behavioural traits for authentication, making it important in sectors like finance, government, and healthcare. This technology offers a more secure alternative to traditional passwords, utilizing fingerprints and facial patterns for reliable user verification.

Unforeseen problems can happen to any WordPress website. To keep your website safe, secure, and running, a disaster recovery plan is crucial. Fortunately, it’s not difficult to create a disaster recovery plan if you know the steps to follow. In this post, we’ll discuss how to create a disaster recovery plan for your WordPress website to help reduce website downtime.

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is a pivotal EU law designed to protect the personal data and privacy of individuals within the European Economic Area (EEA). As a website owner, understanding GDPR's implications is crucial, as it affects not just how data is handled but also the hosting choices you make.

Automated Compliance Monitoring (ACM) is revolutionizing how organisations comply with internal policies and external regulations, employing sophisticated technology, software, and algorithms to streamline what was once complex and manual oversight tasks.

Internet users encounter a variety of errors daily. In Mexico, for instance, over 25% of users face connection disruptions while browsing. Errors can range from database connection problems to browser/TLS-related issues, each with its own impact on website functionality and user experience.

If we could determine by show of hands how many people forget their password, we’d get a lot of raised hands.