Practical guides, compliance advice, and technical deep-dives for UK website owners and developers.
Google uses HTTPS and security signals as ranking factors. A poor security posture doesn't just put your visitors at risk — it actively hurts your search rankings and conversion rates.
Under UK GDPR, 'appropriate technical measures' to protect personal data is not optional — it's a legal requirement. Here's what that means for your website in plain English.
From missing security headers to exposed configuration files, these are the vulnerabilities WebGuard finds most frequently — and they're all fixable in under an hour.
Security headers are the fastest way to improve your website's security posture. Here's what each one does, why it matters, and the exact code to add it.
A practical, actionable checklist covering the technical website requirements UK businesses must meet under GDPR — from cookie consent to SSL certificates and data breach readiness.
WordPress powers 43% of the web and is the most targeted CMS by attackers. This practical guide covers the essential steps to harden your WordPress site against the most common attack vectors.
Cyber Essentials is the UK government-backed certification that demonstrates your organisation takes basic cyber security seriously. Here's exactly what your website needs to achieve it.
From DV to EV certificates, Let's Encrypt to paid CAs — everything UK website owners need to know about choosing, installing, and maintaining SSL/TLS certificates.
UK online retailers face GDPR fines, PCI DSS obligations, and increasingly sophisticated skimming attacks. Here's how to protect your customers and your business.
CSP and HSTS together block the majority of injection attacks and protocol downgrade attacks. Here's how to implement both correctly without breaking your site.
Passwords alone are no longer sufficient protection. 2FA blocks over 99% of automated account takeover attacks. Here's how to implement it across your website and admin tools.
Vulnerability scanning is the process of automatically identifying security weaknesses before attackers do. Here's everything UK businesses need to know about running and interpreting scans.
Email spoofing costs UK businesses millions each year. SPF, DMARC, and DKIM are the three DNS records that stop attackers from impersonating your domain. Here's how to set them up.
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