Recent cPanel security issues raise an important question: do small businesses still need complex hosting control panels? At O’Brien Media, we offer managed website hosting without cPanel, using controlled access, security monitoring, Cloudflare DNS, Monarx protection and off-site backups.
Understanding web design pricing helps you make smarter decisions when choosing who to work with. The cheapest option isn’t always the best value, and the most expensive isn’t always the best quality.
Most WordPress updates are incremental. They fix bugs, patch security issues, and add the occasional new feature. WordPress 7.0 is something bigger. It represents a major evolution in how the platform works, with improvements to collaboration, performance, security, and the overall experience of managing your content.
WordPress 7.0 is a significant architectural release, and there’s preparation work to do before it lands on 9th April. From the PHP 7.4 minimum floor to DataViews API changes and the new AI Connectors framework, here’s what developers and hosting providers need to know.
Behind every WordPress website is PHP – the scripting language responsible for processing requests, generating pages, and powering everything from contact forms to online shops. While it’s largely invisible to visitors, PHP plays a critical role in how secure, fast, and reliable your website is.
If your website runs on WordPress, upgrading to version 6.9 should definitely be on your to-do list – but, just like upgrading your computer from Windows 10 to Windows 11, it’s something you’ll want to plan and check carefully first.
