Passwords alone are no longer enough to protect a website login. Two-factor authentication adds a simple second layer of protection.
What It Actually Does
Two-factor authentication requires a second piece of proof, usually a code sent to your phone, in addition to your password before you can log in.
Why It Matters
Even if a password is stolen or guessed, a hacker still cannot get in without that second code, which stops the vast majority of automated login attacks.
It Takes Seconds, Not Minutes
Once set up, the extra step usually adds only a few seconds to your login, a small tradeoff for meaningfully better protection.
Where to Enable It
Enable it on your WordPress admin login, your Professional Email account, and your domain registrar account, since these are the accounts most valuable to an attacker.
Layer It With Other Protection
Website Security adds firewall and malware protection on top of login security for full coverage.
Next Step
This is one of the highest impact, lowest effort security upgrades you can make today.
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