Most WordPress security advice is useless. "Use a strong password." "Keep plugins updated." "Install...
Most WordPress security advice is useless.
"Use a strong password." "Keep plugins updated." "Install a security plugin."
These are fine, but they don't tell you what to actually check each month on client sites. Here's what I check -- based on the actual vulnerabilities and incidents I've seen managing sites for paying clients.
Why 10 minutes and not an hour
A 10-minute monthly check that actually happens is infinitely better than a comprehensive quarterly audit that gets skipped.
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