WordPress Security – hide backend login?
Hiding the backend login page of your WordPress website shuts down many common bot based attacks on your website.
WordPress Security – enable re-captcha for login?
Enabling the re-captcha for login will prevents the bots from performing malicious activities on your website. Thus, making your website more secure.
UPDATE: Here are some of the features “Invisible reCAPTCHA – Validate users in the background.”, use on login, use on new user registration, and use on comments.
WordPress Security – Change your WordPress Database Pre-fix?
I know, I know, some people argue that this does nothing to make your WordPress website more secure. However, I believe that every small step that you can take to make your WordPress website non-standard in terms of settings helps make it more secure. With automated attacks, having a unique database table pre-fix will not be easily found.
WordPress Security – block Known Bad Users and Hosts
In Pro, enable the hackrepair.com’s blacklist feature and enable ban users. This leverages the power of a centralized database to block spammers, keeping your WordPress website that much more secure.
WordPress Security – Whitelist Your IP Address With @iThemes Security?
Whitelisting your and your client’s ip address ensures that you and your client does not get locked out due to too many attempts to login. This also stops automated attempts to guess their way into your WordPress Website.
