by BlogVault's Editorial Team | Aug 16, 2019 | Security, Security, Uncategorized
Running a business online is a lot like owning a house. One of the first things we do when we buy a house is to lay security measures. You wouldn’t want anyone trespassing, damaging or stealing your property now, would you?Then why would you leave your site open to...
by BlogVault Editorial Team | Jul 20, 2018 | About WordPress, Backup, BlogVault, Merge, Migration, Real-time Backup, Security, Security, Staging, Test Restore, WordPress
Here’s a scenario to consider: You wake up, have your morning coffee, get on the computer to check your website and find out that you’ve become a vendor of mail-order prescription medicines overnight. You, my good friend, have been hacked.This is where you need a...
by BlogVault Editorial Team | Jul 4, 2018 | MalCare, Security, Security, WooCommerce, woocommerce, WordPress
Security is one of the most important aspects of any website, yet countless online business owners ignore this fact when they are starting out. WordPress, as the most robust, most used website engine in the world, is both the platform of choice for online...
by BlogVault Editorial Team | May 29, 2018 | BlogVault, Security
Database tables crash from time to time. However, this can be prevented to the minimum by optimizing them. Here’s how you can repair and optimize the database table using phpMyAdmin. Repair MySQL Database Tables Open the phpMyAdmin tool. Open the Databases tab. Click...
by BlogVault Editorial Team | May 29, 2018 | BlogVault, Security
BlogVault backs up your website by syncing data to its servers. To make the most of BlogVault backups, the website data including all its files and database of the website must be synced completely. The content, pages, text, users information, configuration forms the...
by BlogVault Editorial Team | Jan 24, 2018 | BlogVault, MalCare, Security
When you run your business online, it is like your own online real estate. You wouldn’t want anyone trespassing or damaging your property, so why leave your site open to malware? Why should I secure my site? The damage caused by a hack on your site can be truly...
