Web application security - what should a software house guarantee?
A software house should build security into the architecture rather than add it at the end. Customer data, invoices, ERP integrations and the business logic
Category: Cybersecurity
Two-Factor Authentication in WordPress: How to Protect Admin Accounts
Two-factor authentication in WordPress adds a second factor to the password. It can be a code from a phone app or a hardware key. Suddenly
The complete guide to API security in mobile and SaaS applications
API security in mobile and SaaS applications starts in the first sprint, because the API carries user data, payments and the entire business logic through
The complete guide to web application security in a software house
Web application security is a process covering architecture, a secure development lifecycle, authentication, data protection and monitoring. It is not a feature you bolt on
SSL certificate on a company website: what it does and how to check it
An SSL certificate encrypts the connection between the browser and the server and confirms that the site really belongs to the given domain. Checking it
The most common mistakes to avoid when building web applications
The most common mistakes when building web applications are no planning, neglected UX, ignored performance, weak security and no testing. Each of them can hurt
NIS2 Directive: does it apply to your company and what to check
The NIS2 Directive directly covers organizations from specific sectors and of a specific size. And the rest? Often indirectly, because many companies are suppliers to
Customer data protection in e-commerce: a complete guide
Customer data protection in e-commerce requires compliance with the GDPR, encrypted connections, a secured database, up-to-date software and clear rules for processing data. Customers entrust
How to secure WordPress against hacker attacks without risk
To secure WordPress against hacker attacks, keep the core and plugins updated, use strong passwords, limit login attempts and make regular backups. Below we explain