Security

Security FAQs

• What are website security services?

  Your website is one of your most important digital assets so you need to keep it safe and secure at all times. Whether you have been hacked, blacklisted by Google or suspended by a host, noticed abnormal resource usage, or been infected by malware, you’ll need a website security professional.

• What are the signs of website malware?

  Malware infections and cyber attacks are on the rise with one in three businesses allegedly being affected by them. Malware can affect both your site and your visitor’s computers. Some of the telltale signs are the appearance of unexpected pop-ups, URL redirects, changed search results, slow load speed and unwanted elements in the navigation.

• What is SSL protocol?

  SSL (i.e. Secure Sockets Layer) Protocol is the most widely known technology for securing internet connections and safeguarding highly sensitive data exchanges between systems (e.g. server and website, server to server, etc.). It’s highly effective against cyber criminals who are after personal and other restricted d

• How can I protect my website from security breaches?

  There are some common sense security best practices as well as tools that help you protect your website from malware. Keeping your software updated with security patches, using strong passwords, firewalls, and file system security and installing an SSL certificate are some of the services you can ask for to ensure protection.

• Do you provide ongoing website security monitoring and updates?

  It’s understandable that website security is not just a one-off exercise when your site is under malware attack or hacked. It should be something that you are constantly keeping an eye on and the subscription-based gigs on Fiverr allow you to hire professionals who will perform monthly services and keep your site and your visitors safe from cybercrime.

• How often should I check my website for security breaches?

  Security should be an ongoing concern for any business, however, if you are a small company or don’t have sufficient resources, then having a routine check-up and addressing any suspicious signs immediately will be a good approach. Never put off a security check, especially if you have any reasons for concern.