Hexometer performs a ton of checks and tries to space these out based on your account settings. But depending on scheduling conflicts, this can sometimes result in performing too many different types of checks in a short period of time causing checks to sometimes be blocked or time out resulting in some reports getting empty […]
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In the last months we have received a lot of requests to expand our API features so you can get more data from your monitored websites via our API. So for the last weeks our developers have been working behind the scenes creating API endpoints for most of our checks within Hexometer! This opens up […]
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In one of our last articles, we saw how to secure WordPress websites with HTTP security headers. In this one, we will take a look at how we can do the same for websites that use Apache or Cloudflare servers. We will be going to the implementation directly as we have already taken a good look at these headers before. If you want to read more about what these headers mean and why they need to be present, please check out our previous article here.
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This week our team has been working on some quality of life improvements to Hexometer this last week that just rolled out today. 💡 In particular we improved how our notifications work across the board and now provide more actionable data in the Slack, Telegram, Webhooks and email alerts. Making it easier to pinpoint issues […]
If there is one thing that is of utmost importance to your website, apart from SEO, it is undoubtedly security. HTTP security headers provide an additional layer of security against common vulnerabilities. Through a series of articles, we are aiming to show you how you can implement HTTP security headers for your WordPress website. In this article, we will take a look at the headers themselves and how you can implement them in WordPress through a plugin.
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