Do you know if your company's website is adequately protected against security vulnerabilities and hacker attacks?
In October, serious security holes were discovered in PHP, a technology on which many websites are built. About 28,000 Danish websites lacked an important security update, and some use versions so old that they no longer receive security updates (Source: TV2 Bornholm). In this practical webinar, we will start with the current PHP issues and look at what security vulnerabilities can mean for your business and how you can prevent similar problems in the future.
Many small businesses rely on their website on a daily basis, but do not necessarily have an overview of how it is maintained or what to do if something goes wrong.
At the webinar, we will, among other things, discuss:
- Current security threats and what they mean for your business.
- How to check if your website is secure and up to date.
- Who is responsible for your website, and what should you agree upon with your provider.
- How to prevent problems with updates, access, and backups.
- Where you can find help if you discover security issues.
The goal is that you leave the webinar with a better overview of your website's security and a clearer understanding of what you can do to prevent future problems.
