Why We Are Moving to Two-Factor Authentication
August 12, 2026
Website security is never a finished job. The bad guys change their tactics constantly, and the measures we use to protect the websites we manage
Website security is never a finished job. The bad guys change their tactics constantly, and the measures we use to protect the websites we manage
Most WordPress security advice is pretty straightforward: keep the website, its theme and plugins up to date; use strong passwords; limit administrator access; and keep
Can deactivating a plugin in your WordPress site increase your security risks? Actually, in some cases it can.
Implementing 2FA (Two-Factor Authentication) in WordPress is vital to bolster your security. Fortunately it is easy and free. Follow our guide to 2FA and lock down your WordPress!
Your WordPress site is at the heart of your customer relationship. You can’t afford to let it become insecure. Here are Dotwise’s top 5 ways to keep your WordPress site secure in 2023.
Before you make a penny in business you need to ensure your customers’ personal data is secure and protected. Here are some basic security tips for your business and your website.
Ransomware is on the rise and it can be a very nasty and disruptive experience. Don’t fall victim to ransomware. Don’t click links in emails from people you don’t trust.
Dotsafe is a service from Dotwise which keeps your website secure and fully up to date.
Here’s a classic fake trademark domain registration scam that a customer received today. Read more about fake domain registration trademark protection scams.
Many websites which are currently encrypted will no longer be trusted by the Google Chrome web browser family. Chrome will issue security warnings when you visit a website encrypted with such a certificate.
Why does my website say it is not secure and give a warning not to continue? What this problem means and how to solve it.