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Effective WordPress Security Plugins To Use For Your Website

If you are running your business website on WordPress, you should know that you are very much at risk from online attacks. There are about 18.5 million websites infected with malware at any given time. On average, 90,000 websites get hacked every day—and 83 percent of them are WordPress sites.  Adding WordPress security adds credibility […]


Is It Possible to Hack Two-Factor Authentication?

In an effort to make your online accounts safe, many websites and services offer two-factor authentication solutions. Adding an extra layer of security to your online accounts by linking it to another device and sending a unique, one-time code that you would need to enter together with your login credentials. It sounds a lot safer […]


Multi-Factor Authentication and Your Smartphone

Can Your Mobile Phone Be Your Greatest Online Security Asset_ In the early days of the internet, all you needed to log into an account or website was a username and a short, simple password. Today, we know that passwords are not secure and can easily be spoofed, cracked, and stolen. With just your password, […]


A Guide to WordPress Login Security

WordPress Login Requirements_ With more than 33% of websites on the internet being managed through WordPress, it’s a wonder the website juggernaut hasn’t created a stronger, more reliable method for login security. To date, WordPress login systems are some of the weakest online right out of the box, and although they can be adjusted for […]


Tips to keep your Identity Safe on a Mobile Device

Mobile Security and Threats In our technological modern day, no one would be caught dead without their mobile device. These portable, easy-to-use computers go wherever we go. Almost 3 billion people have smartphones, and nearly 80% of online searches are done on a mobile device. Cell phones have made life and work easier for many […]


Passwordless Authentication_ A Safeguard from Data Breaches

The Growing Threat of Data Breaches Technology advances at a breakneck pace, and much of that technology needs our personal information to function. Many devices and applications won’t allow you to use them unless you share your personal, identifying information first. In an age of information brokering, your personal data becomes worth more than gold. […]


Are Multi-Factor Authentication Solutions Enough to Protect Your Company Online_

As technology advances, so too do security measures to keep online information safe. Longer passwords, CAPTCHAs, PINs, and even biometrics have been used to secure user information. All to keep bots and hackers at bay. Multi-factor authentication (2FA) systems have become the go-to solution for strengthening employee login. Are they the right security solution for […]


How to Reclaim Your Online Privacy with A Secure Login Manager

Online privacy is a hot topic of conversation topic in the digital age. With each advancement in technology, there’s a wave of hackers and data breaches to go along with it. It’s more important now than ever before to manage your online presence and keep your information safe. It can be difficult to know where […]


Can Secure Solutions Help Keep Your WordPress Site Safe

While WordPress is a relatively secure system for building and hosting websites, nothing is safe from dedicated hackers. As stated in a WordPress security overview article, “If government websites can be hacked, then so can yours.” Here’s a look at why you should consider WordPress security services, and some changes you can make to keep […]


Sacramento Region Innovation Awards Winner for Software

traitware Inc. is extremely pleased to announce that the traitware® Secure Login Solution was selected as the 2018 Winner in the Software category.


Secure Login for WordPress: New Features Include Site Users

With Streamlined On-boarding and User Management, traitware Positioned to Secure the #1 CMS WordPress


Reused Passwords lead to data breaches.

Phishing attacks continue to be a mainstream enterprise for credential grabbing ( passwords ). The attackers continue to evolve their methods