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We wrote about the importance of using SSL before. And we have been pushing for all our clients to get on board and get an SSL certificate. Not only is

In this blog post I will get into getting your hands dirty and setting up SSL encryption (HTTPS) with Let’s Encrypt for your PHP Zend Framework. So this article is

Chrome recently posted a blog post on pushing security on the web. We know that Google has been promoting secure or HTTPS websites for quite some time. Google has been

I did a great presentation on WordPress Security March 2015 which is still very useful today. I created an html presentation on it. As it is not getting as much traffic as

Been using Wordfence for WordPress security for about two years for my site and all my client’s websites. And I must say I cannot believe I managed to manage my

Recently there have been more XML RPC attacks that are sophisticated ways to brute force get your password without using the wp-login or registration form. You can read all about

One plugin I always use when my security buddy Wordfence tells me there have been many attempts to recover a lost password or too many failed attempts to login with existing

WordPress is one of the most popular CMS worldwide. Check out ManageWP's Blog post just to see how incredibly popular it is. 74.6 million sites depend on it. According to W3 Techs 23.4% of all websites use WordPress and TechCrunch mentions 22 out of 100 active domains in the US use WordPress. Quite a feat.  This unfortunately also means it is a very interesting target for hackers. In this post Ten Quick WordPress Security Tips anyone can take to improve their WordPress Site's Security.

Just got myself one of these PayPal phishing emails this morning. It was a very well made email sent to an email address for my partner company in the Netherlands