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WordPress Blog Security

Business Continuity And Blogging – Plan Ahead Now!

by Allen Dresser May 7, 2011

Thinking About Risk As many bloggers have found out in recent times, the ease and joy of setting up a WordPress self-hosted blog can turn sour quickly. Reality strikes in many forms – hackers, hosting service issues, getting blocked by Google and countless other risks. In the off-line world natural disasters, fire and flood can [...]

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Internet Change Your Password Day!

by Allen Dresser February 16, 2011

“Internet Change Your Password Day” This new annual event has been created by Internet Tech Guy to remind you to change your passwords on a regular basis. Start with these tips and take action to celebrate Internet Change Your Password Day! Make your passwords at least 14 characters…really! Make your passwords a mix of letters, [...]

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Protect Yourself Against Cybercrime

by Allen Dresser March 22, 2010

Is Your City In The Top 10? I read with interest today an article going around (“Norton ranks riskiest cities for cybercrime” by Lance Whitney on CNET news). It is about the Top 50 Cities for cybercrime attacks. Since my town, Atlanta, was number 6, I paid even more attention. I suggest that you read the [...]

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Lessons Learned! Take Your WP Blog Security Seriously!

by Allen Dresser February 26, 2010

Last night was a great experience with a live webinar from WPSecurityLock! The event was “WordPress Security Webinar: Six Things You Need to Know”. It was hosted by Regina Smola. Some of the folks on the call were new friends from the recent NAMS convention in Atlanta. We were attending the webinar to learn about [...]

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WordPress Blog Security Webinar

by Allen Dresser February 16, 2010

It’s time to get serious about WordPress Blog Security! While researching WordPress security issues, I came across WP Security Lock. These folks have dedicated themselves to helping protect the WP community from hacking and making their blogs more secure. Read on to find out why you need to attend the upcoming webinar. A word to [...]

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