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0.4% — Only 0.4% of 19,251 recent security header checks on small-business WordPress sites achieved a "Good" configuration (all required browser secur...
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0.4% — Only 0.4% of 19,251 recent security header checks on small-business WordPress sites achieved a "Good" configuration (all required browser secur...
Executive summary: Security headers represent one of the simplest yet most frequently overlooked browser-based defenses for small business WordPress s...
Finance website owners often believe their WordPress sites are safe by default. The logic sounds reasonable: payment gateways use their own PCI-compli...
47.0% was the average security score across 18,068 recent website security scans of small-business WordPress sites. Only 1.3% of scans earned an A-gra...
Between August 30, 2026 and September 29, 2026, ThreatSpot scans observed a fully configured Content-Security-Policy header on fewer than one in a tho...
Short Answer: Only 61.4% of small-business WordPress sites audited in the last 30 days achieved a “Good” mixed content rating, and just 81.5% passed a...
For years, many WordPress site owners have dismissed version hiding as a “security theater”—an action that only adds surface-level protection with lit...
Short Answer: Only 5.9% of small-business WordPress sites achieved a "Good" SSL/TLS configuration in recent automated security scans. Weak TLS protoco...
We ranked WordPress plugins by known CVE count. The most popular plugins aren't the most vulnerable — but the ones that are vulnerable are everywhere.
Here are four numbers that separate protected sites from exposed ones. This dashboard snapshot draws from 20,425 recent security scans across small-bu...
CVE-2026-63030 vulnerability alert affecting WordPress Core.
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