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Maintaining non-open-source code

Using purchased plugins or themes rises the risk of vulnerabilities.
Renew subscriptions to be able to always keep the commercial code up-to-date.

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All third-party code inserted, other than ads

Code snippets inserted in your site’s source code expose your visitors, in case of intrusion.
Reduce to a minimum the amount of external calls and review periodically your site code for outdated references.

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Open-source plugins update

The more code you have, the more potential security risks may arise.
Keep open-source plugins, by all means, up-to-date.

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Ad code

Advertisements used on your site are most likely hosted by third-parties and in case of intrusion on their systems, your site and your visitors are at risk.
Always work with highly trusted ad networks.

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Physical access to computer and devices

Don’t authorize access to open sessions in browsers while logged in on dashboards.
Consider encrypting your storage and use strong passwords.

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Collaborators' access management

Control the access to your site. If given to the disloyal people, your site may get harmed.
Carefully select and instruct people you work with and trust.

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Password management

Weak passwords can become the gateway to undesired activities on your accounts.
Use strong passwords, change them often and keep them only in trusted password management services.

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