Installing an SSL certificate and forcing HTTPS on a WordPress site. WordPress SSL means your site serves every page over HTTPS with a valid certificate installed. Most hosts issue a free certificate automatically; if a page still shows “Not Secure” or a mixed content warning, the fix is usually the WordPress Address (URL) and Site […]
GEENXT tracks current WooCommerce security vulnerabilities and advisories so store owners know what to check and patch each month. WooCommerce security news changes monthly as new vulnerabilities and advisories surface across the plugin ecosystem built on WordPress. This page tracks each confirmed WooCommerce vulnerability as it is disclosed and applies one reusable response every time: […]
To delete a WordPress site, use your dashboard’s built-in delete tool: on WordPress.com that’s Settings > General > “Delete site,” and on a self-hosted WordPress.org site it means removing the files from your host and dropping the database through your hosting control panel. Deletion is permanent, so back up everything first. Deleting a WordPress site […]
A WordPress care plan is a recurring service that keeps a site updated, backed up, monitored, and secure. It typically bundles core, plugin, and theme updates, scheduled backups, uptime monitoring, malware scanning, and a block of technical support hours, so a business doesn’t have to manage WordPress maintenance in house or hire a developer for […]
A quarterly WordPress audit checklist and downloadable template for business websites. Follow seven steps across updates, security, backups, performance, SEO, and documentation to keep your site secure and search-ready.
A practical rollout playbook for adding WordPress two factor authentication across high-risk users, contractors, agencies, and client teams without lockouts.
A practical recovery runbook for hacked WordPress sites: contain damage, preserve evidence, clean malware, restore safely, and prevent repeat compromise.
A practical WordPress security checklist for small businesses covering updates, logins, roles, hosting, HTTPS, backups, monitoring, hardening, vendors, and incident response.
Learn how secure software development reduces risk across planning, coding, testing, release control, and vulnerability response.
A practical threat reference for website owners covering the most common website security threats, how they happen, and the first mitigations to prioritize.
