Showing posts with label Alycia Mitchell. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alycia Mitchell. Show all posts

Monday, September 11, 2017

New Guide on How to Implement HTTPS / SSL Certificate

HTTPS is a hot topic among online marketers and SEO professionals who understand the future of the web needs to be more secure. Not just for the good of the internet, but to increase visibility and lower the chances of being penalized. Search engines a...

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Tuesday, July 11, 2017

New Guide on How to Clean a Hacked Drupal Sites

New Guide on How to Clean a Hacked Drupal Sites

Drupal is an open-source content management system and website builder with a unique structure that allows it to be highly flexible and extendible. For these reasons and more, it’s favored by technical developers and many large websites, including .gov and .edu domains.

With its popularity among enterprise and mid-market users, there is a strong focus on security within the community. Even with this, there is no software in the world that can claim to be immune from hacks and vulnerable code.

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Friday, January 27, 2017

Spotlight: Website Security Response for Photographers

Spotlight: Website Security Response for Photographers

It takes a lot of bravery to create a small business. Putting yourself out there and taking risks is not for the faint of heart. Having a website is just one aspect of your business, but it’s an important one. A website helps you develop a brand identity, communicate the value of your offerings, and attract new customers.

These days, more business owners are leveraging open-source content management systems to create and maintain their website.

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Friday, January 6, 2017

Spotlight: How a Social Media Expert Finds Website Security

With the new year upon us, it makes sense to reflect on how things have changed. Our Malware Research and Incident Response teams just published their latest report on trends in website security, and in the coming weeks we plan to write about the lates...

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Tuesday, December 27, 2016

Removing Images from Google Local Business Listings

Removing Images from Google Local Business Listings

As a business owner, the last thing you want is for a potential customer to search Google for your business and find a lewd image.

The way your website appears to searchers is incredibly important to your brand reputation and trustworthiness. Search engine optimization (SEO) professionals constantly experiment with ways to satisfy Google’s secret and mysterious algorithm.

While some professionals study SEO to improve their content and play nice with Google, SEO can be used maliciously.

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Thursday, December 22, 2016

New Guide to Fixing Google Website Security Warnings

One of the worst experiences a website owner can have is being blacklisted by Google. If you are one of the 10,000 websites that has been slapped with a big red malware warning, our latest, free DIY guide is for you. Read the Guide to Removing Website ...

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Saturday, September 17, 2016

New Guide on How to Fix Hacked WordPress Sites

Our involvement in WordPress security has always been a core part of our mission here at Sucuri. We have teams who actively lend advice on WordPress support forums to hacked webmasters. We’ve taken a leadership role by creating sections of the official WordPress Codex relevant to security. Our company has attended over 75 WordCamps and...

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