Category: WordPress

  • When WordPress MFA Login Works… But the Dashboard Never Loads

    The wonderful things that happen with WordPress plugins If you manage WordPress sites long enough, you start to see a familiar pattern: something appears to be broken, but the real issue turns out to be far more subtle. A recent staging-site review gave us a good example of that. The login flow appeared simple: Instead,…

  • Azure Firewall $$$$ with Azure App Services Linux: Is It Really Needed?

    Azure Firewall with Azure App Services Linux: Is It Really Needed? When managing cloud security, businesses often wonder if deploying Azure Firewall alongside Azure App Services (Linux) within a VNet is necessary. While security is a top priority, it’s essential to evaluate whether Azure Firewall truly adds value or if built-in security features of Azure…

  • Enhancing WordPress Security: Top Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Plugins

    Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is an essential layer of security for WordPress websites, protecting against unauthorized access by requiring additional verification beyond just a username and password. Below are some of the most popular and effective MFA plugins for WordPress: 1. WP 2FA 2. Wordfence Login Security 3. Google Authenticator 4. iThemes Security Pro 5. Two-Factor…

  • When to Turn Off Wordfence Firewall

    Already have a Web Application Firewall (WAF) configured within Azure Front Door, managing security through two different firewalls (Wordfence and Front Door WAF) can sometimes lead to overlapping or redundant protections. Here’s an analysis to help you decide: 1. Relying Fully on Azure Front Door WAF When to Set Wordfence Firewall to Learning Mode 1.…