After the website goes live, security reinforcement is indispensable. The following is a list of 10 security settings that corporate websites must complete.

1. Enable HTTPS

Deploy SSL certificate, all traffic goes through HTTPS encryption.Free certificate can be obtained from Let's Encrypt.HTTPS is a ranking factor for SEO and is also a basic requirement for user trust.

2. Strong password policy

The administrator password must be at least 12 characters long, including uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers, and special characters. Change passwords regularly. Enable two-factor authentication.

3. Regular backup

Automatically backup website files and databases daily. Save the backup to independent storage (such as cloud storage), do not save it on the same server. Regularly test backup recovery.

4. Limit background access

Modify the default background path. Limit the background login IP whitelist. Set login failure lock.

5. Keep updating.

Keep the CMS system, plugins, themes, and security patches up to date. Enable automatic updates (if supported).

6. File permission settings

Website file permissions are set to 644, directory permissions 755. Script execution permissions are prohibited in the upload directory.

7. WAF Protection

Deploy a Web Application Firewall (WAF), filter malicious requests. You can use cloud WAF services (such as Cloudflare, Alibaba Cloud WAF).

8. SQL injection protection

Use parameterized queries. Anqi CMS has built-in SQL injection protection and no additional configuration is required.

9. XSS protection

Escape user input. Set Content-Security-Policy header. Secure CMS automatically handles user input escaping.

10. Security Audit

Regularly check access logs for anomalies. Use security scanning tools (such as Nessus, OpenVAS) regularly.

The security features of AnQi CMS

AnQi CMS provides comprehensive security protection at the architectural level: ✅ SQL injection protection ✅ XSS protection ✅ CSRF protection ✅ Password encryption ✅ HTTPS ✅ Operation logs ✅ Automatic updates

Summary

Security hardening is a continuous process. Complete each item on the checklist and review regularly to significantly reduce security risks.