WordPress security is one of the most important topics for every single site owner to understand the basics of. Whether you’re managing a boutique eCommerce shop or 50 client sites, having a site get hacked can mean a loss in time, money, and credibility – all things no one wants to face.

While there’s no “one-size-fits-all” security solution for all WordPress sites, there are a few best practices that make a big impact. In this article, I’ll explain why sites get hacked in the first place, share security tips that are easy to implement in your workflow, and provide a free downloadable security guide! Here’s a quick overview.

To keep your WordPress site secure, follow these best practices:

• Keep your themes, plugins, and WordPress version up to date
• Use username and password best practices
• Limit login attempts
• Move the WordPress login URL
• Use two-factor authentication
• Add CAPTCHA to your forms

This article was originally posted by Morgan Smith, at getflyhweel.com