Protect WordPress with 2FA (Two-Factor Authentication)
Wordpress needs protection even though it is strong Wordpress plugins and themes are a potential weak point but passwords are the weakest link by far. Using 2FA to protect Wordpress accounts is necessary. Passwords are bad ideas You have always protected your...
Web Accessibility Remediation
ADA title III According to ADA title III, every business website has to be accessible to people with disabilities, or it will be at risk of being sued and facing unnecessary legal expenses. We recommend use of our AI and machine learning web accessibility solution to...
5 reasons to add online appointment scheduling to your website
You have probably noticed your competition has added online appointment scheduling. Your customers are noticing too. If you have been meaning to add it and would like some help, make an appointment to find out more. Otherwise, read on to see why you really should be...
The Corona Virus and Your Website
Can the Corona Virus effect your website? Relax, this will not be a fear mongering article... Literally speaking, your website certainly isn't susceptible to contracting a human virus. So take comfort in the fact that your website is safe from the ramifications of...
WordPress 5.2 and later warns you when your website misbehaves
Wordpress 5.2 and later has a neat new feature that may catch you by surprise the first time you see it. If one of your plugins should crash or throw any kind of an error, you will find something like the following in your email inbox: Howdy!Since WordPress 5.2 there...
Two Factor Authentication And Why You Should Use It
What Is 2FA? Two-factor authentication is a security mechanism that requires two types of credentials for authentication and is designed to provide an additional layer of validation, minimizing security breaches. It typically involves using a second device like a cell...