Update Your Wordpress Plugins and Themes Regularly

Using WordPress to power your website, it is recommended that you update your plugins and themes regularly (recommend bi-monthly). This ensures your website is patched with all enhancements and security updates released by the developers.

Wordfence, in their recent blog highlighted one of the Vulnerabilities in a plugin which was immediately patched by plugin developer. For more information please click the article link on Wordfence Blog

If you do not have an in-house expertise or time to manage your website, call / email us and our team of experts will take your website upkeep and regular updates, ensuring your website security is never compromised.

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Harish Sharma

Harish is Founder of Poppins Digital, a leading digital agency specializing in WordPress, Commerce and Custom Enterprise Solutions. With 16+ years of experience, I have helped businesses grow by leveraging WordPress, WooCommerce, Flutter, CakePHP, and Node.js to build powerful web and mobile applications. At Poppins Digital, we focus on creating seamless, scalable, and innovative digital solutions tailored to enterprise needs. Beyond work, I enjoy playing golf and escaping to the hills, where I find inspiration and a fresh perspective.
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Harish Sharma

Entrepreneur and Technology Enthusiast | Started Varshyl Technologies, a web and mobile application development company, helping companies build and promote their digital presence. Co-founded Snapworks – a mobile first communication platform for schools. Outside VT, enjoys his morning workouts, reading biographies and golf.

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