Website Security Implementation

According to statistics on web hacking in 2020, more than 50,000 websites get hacked per day. If you are running a business online you can’t have a “pray it won’t happen to me” and hope to get away with it. Some people think hackers target only the “big guys” but sorry to break your bubble. 43 % of cyber crimes are against small businesses. The bottom-line of all this is that you have to take care of your website security. An aware online business can be a stronger online business. Here are some of the common website security threats that we can help you protect yourself against.

Spam

Spam is seen as something annoying but spam can be far more dangerous than only annoying. Spam can come in varied forms such as links or comments on your website but once you open them, they could plant malware on your website. Google’s crawling spider bots can also detect these malicious URLs and hold you responsible for them. The result will be that your website will be penalized.

DDoS attacks

DDoS which stands for Distributed Denial of Service Attacks are attacks on websites by hackers who crash the website by diverting too much traffic to it. Your website will go offline because of this.

Viruses and Malware

Malware stands for malicious software. Some of the most common types of malware used to infect your computer are keystroke logger, injector, password utility, ransomware, memory scraper and downloader. Now that you know about some of the most common ways in which your site can be hacked, you should take adequate steps to protect your website. Our experienced web security specialists have years of experience behind them protecting all sorts of websites that range from mom-and-pop stores to large enterprise websites from invasive threats. They keep you and your customers safe from the forever evolving world of online threats with data protection and website uptime guarantees.