Lock your site down before something goes wrong
A website that gets hacked or goes down without a backup costs far more than protecting it in the first place. Here’s what actually matters.
Do you need an SSL certificate?
Yes — every site does, not just stores that take payments. SSL is what turns http:// into https:// and shows the padlock icon in a browser. Without it, browsers actively warn visitors that your site isn’t secure, and Google uses HTTPS as a ranking signal.
Standard SSL vs. Managed SSL
A standard SSL certificate is a one-time setup that then renews automatically — a great fit if you’re comfortable installing it once. Managed SSL adds ongoing installation, monitoring, and reissuing handled for you.
Website Security: catching problems early
Malware scanning and a web application firewall catch and block common attacks — injected spam links, malicious redirects, brute-force login attempts — before they take your site down or get it blacklisted by search engines and browsers.
Backups: your undo button
A backup is the difference between a bad afternoon and a bad month. If a plugin update breaks your site, a hacker gets in, or you simply delete something you needed, automatic daily backups let you roll back instead of rebuilding from scratch.
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