If you run a small business, your website is your storefront, sales rep, and support desk rolled into one. Keeping it safe matters—but should you DIY security or pay for a managed service? This guide compares both approaches, outlines clear pricing tiers, shows what’s included (monitoring, backups, WAF, patching), and runs the numbers on ROI so you can choose confidently.
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The cybersecurity landscape of 2025 has become an arms race where artificial intelligence serves as both weapon and shield. As organizations scramble to defend their digital assets, they face an uncomfortable reality: the same AI technology powering their defense systems is being weaponized by cybercriminals to launch unprecedented attacks.
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New research reveals a disturbing truth: the very people responsible for cybersecurity are falling victim to phishing attacks at alarming rates—and a culture of fear is preventing many from reporting their mistakes.
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A sophisticated threat group is exploiting blockchain smart contracts to create nearly undetectable malware distribution systems, compromising thousands of WordPress websites in the process.
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WordPress powers a huge share of the web, and plugins make it flexible — but plugins are also the most common source of site compromises. In 2025 attackers continue to target vulnerable plugins, using automation, supply-chain abuse, and legacy code mistakes to gain access. This guide inventories the Top 12 plugin vulnerabilities, explains how attackers exploit them, provides practical detection scripts and checks you can run today, and gives robust mitigation patterns: from vendor patches to virtual patching with a WAF.
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The cybersecurity landscape in 2025 has become more complex than ever before. With cyber attacks growing in sophistication, frequency, and impact, businesses face a critical question: should they manage website security in-house or partner with a Cybersecurity-as-a-Service (CaaS) provider?
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WordPress powers over 43% of all websites on the internet—that’s roughly 533 million sites. This massive popularity makes it the number one target for cybercriminals worldwide. If you’re running a WordPress site, you’re facing a harsh reality: your site faces approximately 30,000 hacking attempts every single day, with at least 13,000 of those specifically targeting WordPress installations.
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The software development landscape has undergone a seismic shift in 2025. Developers are increasingly adopting “vibe coding”—a revolutionary approach where you describe what you want in natural language, and AI tools like GitHub Copilot, Cursor, Claude, and ChatGPT generate fully functional code. It’s fast, intuitive, and remarkably effective. But beneath this appealing surface lurks a troubling question: Is vibe coding safe for web development?
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A stored cross-site scripting (XSS) flaw in WPBakery Page Builder’s Custom JS feature was disclosed; attackers with low-level authenticated access can persist JavaScript that executes when higher-privilege users view the page. Update WPBakery to the patched version immediately and follow the hardening steps below.
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Attackers long ago learned that successful breaches begin long before the first exploit is launched. They start with reconnaissance: mapping login flows, reading JavaScript, parsing error messages, scanning APIs and public docs, and stitching together clues from repos, DNS, headers and telemetry. What’s new is not that reconnaissance happens — it’s that AI makes it far faster, deeper, and more context-aware, turning apparently trivial hints into precise, actionable plans.
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