WordPress security is about reducing risk, not eliminating it completely.
A secure WordPress website requires correct configuration, regular updates and careful usage.

Security is an ongoing process.

Why WordPress Security Matters #

WordPress websites are often targeted because:

• WordPress is widely used
• Many sites run outdated software
• Weak passwords are common
• Vulnerable plugins are frequently installed

Most attacks are automated, not targeted.

Core Security Principles #

Basic WordPress security relies on:

• Keeping software updated
• Using strong passwords
• Limiting user permissions
• Reducing unnecessary plugins
• Monitoring unusual behavior

Ignoring basics is the main cause of compromises.

Hosting vs WordPress Security #

ProRedLine provides:

• Secure server infrastructure
• Network-level protections
• Server-level firewalls

You are responsible for:

• WordPress configuration
• Plugins and themes
• User access
• Updates and maintenance

Security responsibilities are shared.

Security Is Not One Setting #

There is no single switch to make WordPress secure.
Security requires consistent maintenance and awareness.

Responsibility Notice #

You are responsible for:

• Applying security best practices
• Maintaining WordPress software
• Preventing unauthorized access

ProRedLine does not secure WordPress automatically.