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On March 13, 2019

Company Overview

Founded in 1975, Vulcan Wire is a leading U.S.-based manufacturer and distributor specializing in baling wire and cargo securement products. All of Vulcan Wire’s manufacturing takes place in the company’s main warehouse in Hayward, California, and the company is committed to providing the best in product selection, expertise, and distribution services in the U.S. steel industry. Vulcan Wire launched its website in 2009 to expand marketing efforts, showcase product offerings and establish an initial point of contact for prospective customers.

Interior Designer Keeps Her Site Beautiful with SiteLock After Malware Attack

On November 5, 2018

Company Overview

Founded in 2003, Rochelle Interiors is a full-service interior design consultation business offering decorating, space planning, remodeling, and updating for clients’ homes. Founder Rochelle Mella believes in providing graceful aesthetics with functional design to meet the needs of individual budgets. Through rochelleinteriors.com, prospective and current customers can review services offered, view images of before and after projects, and submit a quick inquiry.

Website Security Customer Success Story

By Joyce Tammany

On October 25, 2018

Company Overview

Radiant Freedom Digital Marketing is a web development and online marketing company that specializes in working with small businesses and startups. Founded in 2014 by Jason Ross, the company assists clients in developing their brand, especially through website design, development, maintenance, and security. Radiant Freedom’s own website is critical to their business. Created by Jason using Drupal 7, radiantfreedom.com showcases the company’s services, educates customers, and generates leads.

Challenge

Just six weeks after the website launched, radiantfreedom.com was suspended by its web host for three days – Jason’s site had been infected with malware. He was able to remove the malware himself, and used Drupal security modules to prevent future attacks – however, they proved ineffective. Jason knew he had to find another solution, and remembered that one of his clients protected their website with SiteLock.

SiteLock Customer Experience – Why 12 million websites trust SiteLock

On September 21, 2018

SiteLock is dedicated to helping millions of website owners around the world – that’s 12 million websites and counting! Whether you’re a CTO or a sole proprietor, we understand the importance of making security accessible, simple, and efficient. That’s why we deliver exceptional levels of expert service and support to our customers, any time day or night, in addition to our complete suite of website security solutions. We’re proud of our highly-trained team of engineers and customer success representatives who are dedicated to providing a smooth and stress-free SiteLock experience. But don’t take our word for it – see what some of our customers have to say.

Why is Cybersecurity Important? Three Reasons Why Every Business Needs SiteLock

On September 18, 2018

Website security is a key component in the success of your business. Revenue loss, stolen customer data, and reputation damage aren’t exclusive to headline-making data breaches – they can have devastating effects on businesses of any size. Fortunately, any website can defend against cyberthreats with the right security in place. SiteLock not only protects your business, but helps it thrive. Here are the top three reasons why every business needs SiteLock:

1. Your hosting provider protects your server, not your site.

Despite common misconceptions, hosting providers secure the server a site is hosted on, not the website itself. Website owners are responsible for protecting their sites from the malware and DDoS attacks that can harm their business. Think of website security like an apartment building – management secures the building, but it’s up to each tenant to lock their doors and windows.

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SiteLock’s Website Support Team and Reviews

By Lauren Papagalos

On September 12, 2018

In Malware, SiteLock Reviews

At SiteLock we review websites for malware every day, and every month we clean over 50,000 malware infected websites. We find thousands of security flaws daily and protect our customers from sophisticated attacks. Regardless of the issue, we would not be able to secure all 50,000 sites without the help of our amazing Support Team.

Small Businesses and Cyber Security

On September 12, 2018

The small business (SMB) movement is anything but small. From sole proprietors to startups, businesses with one to four employees account for 1.2 million businesses in the United States. In a world where huge data breaches dominate headlines, many small business owners are aware that they need to invest in cybersecurity to protect their business. In fact, 42 percent of small businesses plan to increase their security investment within the next 12 months.

However, many more don’t invest at all. It’s certainly not due to a lack of awareness: 38 percent of SMBs cite security as one of their top technology challenges. It’s that very challenge that results in inaction. Many small business owners feel too “overwhelmed and ill-equipped” to put cybersecurity measures in place – so they put it on the back burner instead.

The solution: make it easy to get expert help. SiteLock reviews how.

Small Business Video Reviews and Feedback

On September 7, 2018

It’s not uncommon for a business owner to have a story about the time they experienced a cyberattack.

Perhaps their website was suspended, customers were turned away by malware warnings, or slow loading times caused their traffic to plummet. Fortunately, this doesn’t have to be the way the story ends for any business of any size. With the proper website security in place, cyberattacks can be mitigated quickly should they occur.

Here are three SiteLock reviews from three unique businesses that not only survived a cyberattack, but thrived in the aftermath.

SiteLock Video Review: A whale watcher’s path to success after a cyberattack took control

On September 7, 2018