Blog › Security Security WordPress Security in 2026: The Numbers Every Site Owner Should Know Published June 2026 · By Melvin Monterroza · 7 min read WordPress security in 2026 comes down to one fact, almost every hack starts with an outdated plugin. 2026 set a record with 48,185 disclosed software vulnerabilities, the security world…
Blog › Maintenance Maintenance WordPress 7.0: What’s New and What It Means for Your Site Published June 2026 · By Melvin Monterroza · 7 min read WordPress 7.0 is the 2026 major release of WordPress, codenamed Armstrong, and its headline change is built-in AI. The reassuring part is that the AI is fully optional and…
Blog › Maintenance Maintenance How to Update WordPress Without Breaking Your Site Updated June 2026 · By Melvin Monterroza · 7 min read To update WordPress without breaking your site, test every update on a staging copy first, back up before you touch the live site, update in the right order, core then plugins then…
Blog › Maintenance Maintenance How We Use AI to Maintain and Secure WordPress Sites Updated June 2026 · By Melvin Monterroza · 8 min read AI for WordPress maintenance means using AI tools and scripts to handle the repeat work of running a site, drafting content, applying updates, watching uptime, and scanning for malware. In…
A real case study: how we found and removed a casino spam hack from 25 law firm WordPress sites on shared hosting, including the hidden admin accounts most scanners miss, and how we recovered the Google rankings.
Blog › Security Security How Much Does WordPress Malware Removal Cost in 2026? Updated June 2026 · By Melvin Monterroza · 8 min read In 2026, professional WordPress malware removal costs between roughly $50 and $500 for a one-time cleanup, with most small-business sites landing around $150 to $300. Free DIY options exist, and ongoing…
Blog › Security Security WordPress SEO Spam Cleanup: The Step-by-Step Playbook Updated June 2026 · By Melvin Monterroza · 9 min read WordPress SEO spam is a hack that injects hidden pages, links, and keywords into your site, usually for casino, pharma, replica goods, or Japanese-language terms, so an attacker can rank their own spam…
Blog › Law Firms Law Firms Attorney Website Security: A Practical Checklist Updated May 2026 · By Melvin Monterroza · 7 min read A law firm website is not just marketing. It collects confidential intake details, and a breach or defacement can mean an ethics problem, a malpractice exposure, and lasting reputational damage. Security is…
Blog › Security Security Google Flagged My WordPress Site, Now What? Updated May 2026 · By Melvin Monterroza · 6 min read Seeing This site may be hacked or Deceptive site ahead in front of your website is alarming, and it stops nearly all of your traffic instantly. The good news: it is recoverable. Here…
Blog › Security Security Why Is My WordPress Site Redirecting to Spam? Updated May 2026 · By Melvin Monterroza · 7 min read If you visit your own website and suddenly land on a pharmacy, casino, or scam page, you have a spam redirect hack. It is one of the most common and most damaging…