There you are, a happy web designer doing your thing and starting to implement your plans for 2024, and all of a sudden, there’s a tornado of chatter about new email authentication requirements. “I/my client got an email from Mailchimp / MailerLite / Shopify / Mailgun / some other platform about new Google email requirements […]
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Data Privacy Week is an annual campaign to spread awareness about data privacy and educate individuals on how to secure their personal information. This year’s theme is “Take Control of Your Data”. All your online activity generates a trail of data. Websites, apps, and services collect data on your behaviors, interests, and purchases. Sometimes this
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I recently read a statistic saying that 85% of emails sent in 2023 were spam. That seems like a lot, but I know I get a lot of spam in my email. Google and Yahoo know that, too. You may have received messages from your Email Service Provider (ESP) – like Mailchimp, MailerLite, GetResponse, or
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As we wrap up the 20th Cybersecurity Awareness Month, let’s take a look at this year’s themes and reminders on the threats out there and actions we can take to help stay safe online. Passwords One of the themes of this year’s Cybersecurity Awareness Month is using strong passwords and a password manager, neither of
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March 31st, World Backup Day! Well, really every day should be Backup Day, but if you’ve been living on the edge, today is the day to back up and get a plan together to guard against potential mishaps. No one wants to live through a disaster like accidentally deleting most of Toy Story 2. (“Unplug
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According to Patchstack’s State of WordPress Security In 2022 whitepaper, there was a 328% increase in WordPress security bugs last year. But don’t panic! This doesn’t mean WordPress is less secure; in fact, this indicates there are lots of folks out there hunting these issues down to keep WordPress site users MORE secure. But it
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