by Gerald Watanabe | Oct 23, 2018 | Learning, Malware, Security, Testing, Web Design, Web Development, Wordpress
How to fix your mixed content SSL Certificate This issue applies to WordPress sites they were previously not secured with an SSL Certificate. After installing an SSL Certificate, you are excited because you have improved the security for your visitors and know... by Gerald Watanabe | Aug 9, 2018 | business, Clients, CMS, Malware, Security, Wordpress
A Simple Security Measure that is Overlooked “My message for companies that think they haven’t been attacked is: “You’re not looking hard enough”. [Deputy Director, UK Office for Cyber Security] This is something I discovered while restoring a hacked... by Gerald Watanabe | Aug 1, 2018 | htaccess, Malware, Web Design, Web Development, Wordpress
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of WordPress Plugins The Ugly Looking at my calendar, it is July 2018 and I have already received requests to clean out four WordPress websites that were infected with malware since January. The common cause for all four... by dacodaa | Jun 16, 2018 | Malware, Security, Web Design, Web Development, Wordpress
Additional Security Tips to Harden Your Website So you have already implemented each element from the basic security checklist, such as hiding your login screen, not using Admin for your user name, limit login attempts, and so forth. You can find... by dacodaa | Jul 6, 2017 | CMS, Malware, Security, Wordpress
This warning not only pertains to WordPress, but all Content Management Systems (CMS) that use themes or templates. It includes Drupal, Joomla, and other popular Content Management Systems as well. Everybody loves free things, but sometimes a wrong theme may be... 
