Personal Security Guide – WiFi Network

This is the third part in our series on personal security that offers methods to strengthen your overall security posture. By taking a holistic approach to security, you are protecting your website against attack vectors due to poor security practices in various aspects of your digital life. This post shares some insight on how to secure your network.

When we talk about a network, we mean the way you connect to the internet.

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Personal Security Guide – Online Accounts

In our last post on browser security, we talked about how developing a broader security mindset can help keep your website safe. By taking steps to secure your online accounts you can prevent hackers from gaining unauthorized access to your website. There are a number of ways that compromised accounts can leave you exposed to a website security incident – including but not limited to – your email, registrar, hosting company, repositories, and even social media accounts.

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Personal Security Guide – Web Browsers

If your computer is infected, malware can spread to your website through text editors and FTP clients. Weak passwords are also vulnerable to brute force attacks, and using unsecured networks to access the internet can leave you exposed to hackers.

As a website owner, you have to consider the broader impacts of your overall security posture. Practicing security in every aspect of digital communication will ultimately protect you, your website and visitors.

This post is the first in a series of personal security guides that can be used to strengthen your online defenses.

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