DDoS attacks. These attacks can slow or crash your site entirely, making it inaccessible to visitors.
Malware. Short for “malicious software,” malware is a very common threat used to steal sensitive customer data, distribute spam,
allow cybercriminals to access your site, and more.
Blacklisting. Your site may be removed from search engine results and flagged with a warning that turns visitors away if search
engines find malware.
Vulnerability exploits. Cybercriminals can access a site and data stored on it by exploiting weak areas in a site, like
an outdated plugin.
Defacement. This attack replaces your website’s content with a cybercriminal’s malicious content.
Stolen data. From email addresses to payment information, cybercriminals frequently go after visitor or customer data stored a site
Session hijacking. Some cyberattacks can take over a user’s session and force them to take unwanted actions on a site.
Malicious redirects. Certain attacks can redirect visitors from the site they intended to visit to a malicious website.
Phishing schemes. Phishing doesn’t just happen in email – but designed to trick the user into providing sensitive information.
SEO Spam. Unusual links, pages, and comments can be put on a site to confuse your visitors and drive traffic to malicious websites.
SSL certificates protect the data collected by your website, like emails and credit card numbers, as it is transferred from your site to a server. This is a basic website security measure, but it’s so important that popular browsers and search engines are now labeling sites without SSL as “insecure,” which could make visitors suspicious of your site. Depending on your site, you may be able to get an SSL certificate for free, but be sure to choose the SSL certificate that’s best for your site. Remember that SSL only protects data in transit, so you’ll need to take further steps for a fully secure website.
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