Your website is often your first impression—and your first line of defense. Yet far too many small businesses overlook one of the simplest ways to stay protected: keeping their WordPress site updated.
WordPress powers over 40% of websites on the internet, making it a popular target for cybercriminals. Vulnerabilities in outdated plugins and themes are one of the most common ways hackers gain access. When developers release updates, they’re not just adding features—they’re patching security holes.
If you’re not keeping your site updated, you’re leaving the door open.
A recent report from Sucuri showed that nearly 40% of infected WordPress sites were running outdated software. We’ve seen small business sites compromised simply because a plugin hadn’t been updated in six months. The result? Downtime, lost leads, damaged reputation, and costly recovery efforts.
While security is the biggest concern, updates also ensure your site:
You shouldn’t have to worry about whether your site is up to date—we’ve got you covered.
Ready to lock down your WordPress site? Let’s talk about a maintenance plan that keeps you protected and performing.
