Paul G.
Paul Goodchild is the founder and CEO of Shield Security for WordPress – a best-in-class security plugin for the protection of critical WordPress-based websites and businesses.
Paul focuses on security features that deliver realworld results for client through the prevention of security breaches before they can happen. Prevention is preferrable over busy-security-work that sees you putting out fires and cleaning up your sites after an infection has taken hold.
Paul maintains that while a security plugin for WordPress is absolutely crucial, “security” is a practice and must involve your entire website and WordPress hosting environment, including your own local device security and security hygiene.
Latest blogs from Paul
WP Shield Security PRO – Release 14.1
Shield Security for WordPress v14.1 brings the power WordPress REST API along with many other enhancements
Continue Reading →WordPress REST API for Deep Shield Security Integrations
With ShieldPRO 14.1 we’re releasing our brand new REST API integration for our WordPress security plugin.
Continue Reading →Shopify vs. Etsy: The Final Showdown
So far we have compared WooCommerce and Shopify and Woocommerce and Etsy on our blog. To continue with this comparison, naturally, we had to compare Etsy and Shopify. Why Shopify We’re sure you already know this, but Etsy is a...
Continue Reading →WP Shield Security PRO – Release 14.0
Shield Security for WordPress v14 brings a WP Login-style Two-Factor Authentication page along with many other 2FA enhancements!
Continue Reading →Etsy vs. WooCommerce: Which Is Better For Your Online Store
Both platforms are popular choices, but which one is right for you? We compare and contrast the two platforms so that you can make an informed decision about which one is best for your business.
Continue Reading →WooCommerce vs. Shopify: Which Platform is Better for E-Commerce?
Both WooCommerce and Shopify have their pros and cons, but in the end, it comes down to what your specific needs are.
Continue Reading →Mistake #3 – Failing To Update And Backup Your WordPress Site
Not updating or backing up your WordPress website leaves it exposed to attackers. Learn how to avoid this situation and prevent it from happening!
Continue Reading →Mistake #2- Reduce the Overload and Keep Your WordPress Website Clean
10 strategies to reduce the overload, make your WordPress site faster, and secure!
Continue Reading →“Error Page” after updating plugins in WordPress: What’s happening and how do I get my site back up?
With enough troubleshooting, most WordPress update problems can easily be resolved!
Continue Reading →3 Big Security Mistakes – #1: Why You Shouldn’t Use the Username “Admin”
Choosing a more secure alternative will help keep your WordPress website safe from unwanted intrusions.
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