Site Security
How to Recover a Hacked WordPress Site
Strange new admin users, spammy links appearing in your pages, Google warning visitors away from your site, or emails you never sent going out from your domain: these are the…
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Monitoring
What to Do When Your Site Goes Down
Your website will not load. Your first instinct is to panic, your second is to change things frantically. Do neither. Most outages are diagnosed in minutes with a calm, ordered…
Monitoring
Website Monitoring: What We Watch For You
Your website can have a problem at 3 AM on a Sunday, long before you or your customers notice. That is what monitoring is for: automated checks that watch your…
Email Authentication
Why Your Business Email Goes to Spam
Your email is legitimate, your customers want it, and it still lands in spam. Frustrating, but spam filtering follows patterns, and most of those patterns are fixable. This article walks…
Email Authentication
SPF, DKIM and DMARC: Stop Business Email Going to Spam
You send a quote to a customer and it lands in their spam folder. They never see it, you look unprofessional, and business quietly suffers. The most common fixable cause…
Backups
Downloading Your Own Backup Copy
Your hosting account keeps automatic server backups, but smart website owners keep a copy of their own too. Your own backup protects you if you ever move hosts, need an…
Backups
How Website Backups Work, and How to Restore One
A backup is a complete copy of your website taken at a point in time, so that if something goes wrong, you can return the site to how it was.…
SSL and Security
Why Browsers Warn About Your Site (and How to Fix It)
A browser warning on your own website feels alarming, and it should get your attention, but most warnings have ordinary causes and straightforward fixes. This article explains what the common…
SSL and Security
How to Install a Free SSL Certificate
Your InterProWebHost hosting includes free SSL certificates for your domains, installed automatically by the server. In most cases there is nothing to buy and very little to do. This article…
SSL and Security
SSL Explained: What the Padlock Really Means
Every browser shows a small padlock next to your website's address, and visitors have learned to look for it before they trust a site. But what does that padlock actually…