Website security doesn't require a dedicated security team for most small businesses — it requires a handful of fundamentals done consistently.
An active SSL certificate (HTTPS), which is both a security baseline and a minor ranking factor at this point.
Regular software, plugin, and CMS updates, since outdated software is the most common entry point for attacks.
Secure, unique passwords for every admin account, ideally with two-factor authentication enabled.
Outdated plugins or themes left unpatched for months, which are actively scanned for by automated attack tools.
Weak or reused passwords across multiple accounts and platforms.
Regular backups, so a security incident is a recoverable inconvenience rather than a catastrophic data loss.
A maintenance plan that actively monitors for and applies security updates, rather than relying on remembering to do it manually.
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