SPF, DKIM and DMARC: how to set up email for your company domain
SPF, DKIM and DMARC are three TXT records in a domain’s DNS. Their job is simple: to confirm to recipients’ servers that a message really
Category: Cybersecurity
Contact form spam: protection without annoying your customers
The most effective way to stop contact form spam is a few invisible layers: a honeypot field, a check on how long the form took
Hacked WordPress: the first two hours and what to do next
Typical scenario: the site redirects to some casino, but only from Google, because typing the address in shows everything as normal. Hacked WordPress rarely looks
Chrome warns about sites without HTTPS: what to check in your company
Chrome shows a warning before it even opens a public address that is a site without HTTPS. A padlock on the home page? That is
Changing your website maintenance company: which access to take back
Changing the company that maintains your website is safe if you take control of the domain, hosting, email, CMS panel and third-party service accounts before
SSL certificates valid for 200 days: what changed on 15 March 2026
Since 15 March 2026, a newly issued public certificate has been valid for 200 days at most. That is what the CA/Browser Forum baseline requirements
Openclaw.ai - how a real AI agent differs from an ordinary assistant
An openclaw.ai AI agent differs from an ordinary assistant because it works autonomously: it checks tasks on its own, remembers context and carries out operations
WordPress for business in 2026: what to know before you decide
WordPress is still one of the most commonly chosen ways to launch a company website or an online store, but in 2026 “WordPress” means two
WordPress user roles: who in the company gets access to the dashboard
WordPress user roles decide what a given person can do in the site dashboard. Full access should go only to the people who are responsible