I’m on a lot of marketing email lists, and I actually read a lot of emails. Recently, I received an email from a marketer and began reading the first line of the email. It read, “I didn’t sleep very well last night. No, it wasn’t because of a barking dog, a crying child, or my WordPress website had been hacked.”
Securing your WordPress blog or site might not be high on your agenda, as you feverishly strive to build your site’s content and focus on its design aspects. However if you don’t want to run the risk of all your efforts going down the drain in a few weeks or months down the line, I suggest you spend some time considering the security aspect of your site.
