It’s not until something bad happens that gets us to really know what we truly had.

I have seen security shift from a thankless job to a more thankful job and I’m glad to see more security awareness spread among the blogging community.

@ John, yeah, hit it on the head is a saying. Thanks for sharing your story about your wife’s jewelry business on the sales page, because people need to be aware that it can happen to them.

All too often I see people in the WordPress support forums looking for help because their site got hacked. And now that they have been hacked, it’s only then that they actually look at how to secure it.

It’s a shame that there are such awful jerks out there who would do these sorts of things and take joy in breaking people’s blogs.

And I like how you gave two interpretations of “30 Ways to Secure Your Blog From Attack Anyone Can Do.” Astute and accurate, Hunter!

“Unfortunately, people often make the mistake of waiting to get hacked before they start thinking about security. It’s far better to get prepared now, so you can relax knowing that you’re not an easy target.” That’s It!!