Learn how web hosts keep your website safe and what you can do to make it even safer.

The recent talk of the town in the SEO community is negative SEO – a kind of SEO-related strategies and methods used for downgrading a website’s search rank. Sounds scary? It sure is. Here’s a guide ...

Anyone who runs a website can protect their content from being searched by search engine crawlers and included in their search engine index.

Using an SSL certificate ensures that your website URL starts with “https” (the “s” stands for secure) and that a small padlock symbol displays next to your URL address.

The vast majority of people who visit your website see search bars as nothing more than shortcuts to find information quickly. They can use these search bars as input fields to look up information ...

How to protect your site from DDoS attacks - before it's too late DDoS attacks don't take much technical expertise to launch these days. Defending against them is more complicated.

Choosing a web host with excellent security protocols, and following best practices for securing your website on your own, are essential if you want to avoid these problems.