Identiti Web Development

Lulu loving her new office sofa, enjoying a lazy Friday with the crew.

Today we have launched an important new system for our existing clients with a WordPress site - vulnerability reports. This is an automated system that will email you once per week if your WordPress site has a known vulnerability. The email will contain a summary of the vulnerabilities, and a link to view a detailed report.
The detailed report contains more information about the vulnerabilities, and our recommended actions.

Ofcourse you can opt out receiving these, but we recommend against this as these are an important step in safeguarding your website.

Get in touch with us if you would like to to discuss how you can perform WordPress updates yourself, or have us do them for you, either on an ad-hoc basis or by signing up to one of our WordPress Maintenance Plans.

Our invoice payment pages are back! We have now built our own payment collection page, which is linked from all of our invoices, and pre-fills the Invoice Number and Amount, and automatically calculates the credit card fee.

https://www.idweb.com.au/pay-invoice/

If your business needs a simple invoice payment system setup like this, contact us today to discuss your requirements.

Vulnerable plugins and themes are the #1 reason WordPress websites get hacked. There have been some pretty major vulnerabilities found in major Wordpress Plugins recently, including WooCommerce.

The best way to avoid your site containing vulnerable plugins is to be on a WordPress Maintenance Plan, where we routinely update the Wordpress core and plugins, and are alerted immediately to any issues with your site.

If your website runs WordPress, and is not being updated regularly, get in touch with us for more information.

WordPress Vulnerability Report: December 2021, Part 2 Vulnerable plugins and themes are the #1 reason WordPress websites get hacked. The weekly WordPress Vulnerability Report powered by