Your Site is a target for hackers
Currently about 25% of the web is powered by WordPress, increasing year over year. That makes WordPress a big target for hacking – i.e. crack one and perhaps you can crack them all. So it is a daily battle with new releases of WordPress, and with the plugins and themes releasing new features, bug fixes and security patches as often as daily. Leaving a site unsupervised is just not smart. Especially if there is a membership or ecommerce function. Not only might a client be vulnerable, they could also be liable. Courts just this week indicated that the FTC can hold sites liable for poor data security practices and a certain “cheating” web site is facing a class action suit. No one can promise that a site/software is unhackable but there are proactive steps that can be taken to protect a site and its data. WP Site Manager includes continuous site monitoring, detection of brute force attacks, daily (or continuous) backups, keeping WordPress and the related software up-to-date. All the best practices to ensure the safety and availability of the site.