Implementing features like firewalls, malware scanning, and two-factor authentication, along with regularly updating software and using strong passwords, can help protect your site from cyber threats.

Two-factor authentication adds an extra layer of security by requiring users to provide a second form of verification, such as a code sent to their phone, in addition to their password.

Signs of a compromised website include unusual changes in website content, unexpected redirects, a decrease in performance, or alerts from your security tools.

It’s never a fun situation to be in if your website is hacked. Our maintenance plans bring the likeliness of your website being hacked down exponentially. If you’re on any of our plans, your site will be restored to the most recent viable backup to get you back online as quickly as possible.

Alongside that, we’ll work on tracing and plugging the source of the hack to ensure it doesn’t recur. The source could be anything from your hosting provider, un-patched bugs and exploits, compromised login details, poor security practices, etc.

We have a lot of highly recommended steps on preventing your website from being hacked which you might want to ensure you are implementing.

Secure file uploads can be managed by scanning files for malware before allowing them on your site, setting file size limits, and validating file types to prevent the upload of harmful files.