Eric Karkovack wrote an informative article about making WordPress more secure. This article dives into some WordPress security essentials that we follow here at CUAnswers. It takes a look at some things like, choosing the right plugins, user best practices, utilizing SSL, and the importance of removing unneeded functionality.
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