Website Security Measures

1. SSL Certificate (HTTPS)

Encrypt your traffic with HTTPS to prevent interception by third parties. Google also favors HTTPS in SEO rankings. Let's Encrypt

2. Strong Password Policies & Access Control

Use unique and complex passwords for admin panel, FTP, and other access points. Two-factor authentication is highly recommended.

3. Website & Database Backups

Regular backups protect your data in case of attacks or technical failures. WordPress Backup Plugins

4. Firewalls & DDoS Protection

Use Web Application Firewalls (WAF) and services like Cloudflare to block malicious traffic and DDoS attacks. Cloudflare

5. Keep CMS & Plugins Updated

Always use the latest versions of WordPress, Joomla, and plugins. Older versions are often vulnerable to exploits.

6. Additional Security Headers

Implement HTTP headers like X-Frame-Options, X-Content-Type-Options, and Content-Security-Policy for added browser-level protection. OWASP: Secure Headers