Drupal websites have recently seen several highly critical security updates and patches that affect versions 6, 7, and 8. Unless you patched your site quickly after these were released in March & April, it’s extremely likely you’re website has already been compromised.
You've decided to build a website. The experts have been hired to create a stunning design. Underneath is a powerful content management system (what’s that?) that can do almost anything. You're well on your way to a smashing success story.
Although TeamViewer has had a good security track record and is one of the most popular program used for remote computer access, today we need to share the news that TeamViewer may have been hacked and we recommend uninstalling the TeamViewer program from your computers.
The dreaded design meeting. It’s been on your calendar, and you can’t avoid it. However, you can make it a memorable, fun event that helps stimulate creativity in your team members. The beginning of every project should be marked with anticipation and excitement. It’s the time when your team gets to learn about a new idea or client, when you can really go back to the basics of idea generation and brainstorming. It’s one of the most important parts of the design process, and it needs to be anything but boring.
While you might consider beefing up your investments in content, you’ll also need to put some time and effort into learning the rules for SEO in 2016 in order to leverage those investments. Gone are the days are driving traffic to your site by packing your headlines with keywords, according to experts, and the new SEO strategy revolves around yet another marketing focus: experience.
While there are plenty of things to consider for making a new website, we often encounter situations where clients want to improve an old website. While we can certainly offer advice and help you polish up a dated site, we also want to go one step further and make sure we're offering your visitors the best experience possible. At Schweb, we want the renovation process to be as quick and painless as possible, while making sure we stay true to our standards of quality work and your vision for your website.
Last week, you may have read about the importance of SSL and website security on our blog.
Internet security continues to be a serious concern for consumers. For businesses, website security is an important step for creating a safe, authentic, and comfortable environment for visitors. A simple step towards security is setting up Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) encryption to keep user data safe as it travels to and from your website.
One of the many services Schweb offers is secure, reliable email hosting using your own domain name, which you can use for yourself or select members of your staff or group. If you're not connecting to your email through the webmail portal or via your phone, you may want to do so through Outlook to send and receive email without a web browser. Below, we've outlined the process to connect to your Schweb email account through Outlook.
In this post, you will learn how to:
Among other technologies, one of the most popular things we work with at Schweb is Drupal. And there's good reason to. As a content management system (CMS), Drupal can do everything from run small blogs to warehouse inventory sales.
But that's just the tip of the iceberg. In this blog post, I want to lay out several reasons why you should consider using Drupal.