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Thank you for supporting us for 13 lovely years!

We have decided to end the LYF Solutions chapter after 13 lovely years in small business (24 if you count our hobby days).

I want to thank every client who supported our purpose-led mission and invite you to continue this with us at our company, True Green® Hosting.

For Google Analytics 4 services, please use our new brief form whilst we create a new website dedicated to this service area featuring my personal brand Ray Pastoors. We have some exciting features to share with you.

Take note that these services have different terms of use and privacy policies.

Lots of love,

Ray Pastoors

Founder – LYF Solutions

Ray Pastoors Founder of LYF Solutions ethical digital marketing firm

WordPress Directory Safety – A Quick Security Check

WordPress security is an important topic that every business owner must know about.  More than 80% of websites use WordPress. If you have a self-hosted WordPress website, ensuring the safety of the site works and is secure is important. Protecting your business means being adept with WordPress security best practices.

Read on and find out about simple WordPress security tips to help secure your WordPress directory .

Quick security hack: Ensure your WordPress directory is safe

It’s easy to miss, especially when starting out.

The WordPress directory can be exposed to the public, meaning hackers can attempt to enter and copy your files. This could be private information or files being left wide open for the taking.

To check if your site is vulnerable enter (yourdomain)/wp-content into your browser.

For example, it would be www.LYFsolutions.com.au/wp-content for this website. From our result, you’ll see a blank white page. However, if you can see a directory or tree-like structure on your website, your WordPress directory is public.

How to fix a public WordPress directory

It’s easier than you think. Follow this video for more.

If you need help or want a WordPress security audit, contact us.  Remember it’s better to be safe than sorry.

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