If you do everything we have said so far, you are in very good shape.
But as always, there is something else you can do to strengthen your WordPress security.
Some of these steps may require encoding information.
Of the top 10 million websites in the world, 35.1% of websites work on WordPress. There is approximately 43.2% of the web market shared by CMS (Content Management System), of which WordPress owns 60.1% share. Therefore, we can say that WordPress is used by one third of the Web.
In my previous posts we showed comparisons of security plugins. I’m trying to post everything for a DIY wordpress user. To learn wordpress security and you do not need to hire a wordpress security expert and save your money. In that section today we will discuss 13 WordPress Security Strategies for DIY Users.
And to do that I will explain the things you need to understand about WordPress security and I will show you DIY ways to strengthen the security of your WordPress website from start to finish. So get started.