Key GDPR aspects in implementing cookies and consent
The duty to ask for consent before storing cookies comes from the rules on electronic communications (the ePrivacy Directive and its national implementations), while the
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Avoid the most common GDPR mistakes on your website
The most common GDPR mistakes on a website are an incomplete privacy policy, unclear consents, misconfigured forms and analytics, and documents that are never updated.
Security in e-commerce: protecting your store and customers
Security in e-commerce rests on an SSL certificate, updates, strong passwords, two-factor authentication and protection against DDoS attacks. Cybercriminals are constantly looking for new ways
WordPress: professional security for your company website
To secure a company website on WordPress, update the system regularly, use strong passwords and an SSL certificate, and monitor activity on the site. Below
Practical PrestaShop security tips: data and transactions
The security of a PrestaShop store rests on updates, connection encryption, backups and log monitoring, which together protect customer data and transactions. Below you will
How to Secure a WordPress Site Against Hacker Attacks
Taking care of security is an indispensable part of running a WordPress site, because this platform is often a target for attacks. WordPress, one of
Security audit and GDPR: the path to compliance under EU law
A website security audit and GDPR belong together: the audit shows how well your site protects personal data and where it falls short of EU
Website security: how to protect against common attacks
To protect a website against the most common attacks, you need to update its software regularly, use strong passwords and encrypt the connection. Faced with
E-commerce security: how to protect your online store
E-commerce security protects your customers’ personal and payment data and, with it, the reputation of your online store. Below you will find the basic security