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WordPress · 22 Oct 2026
WordCamp Brasil 2026: What to Expect in Belo Horizonte
WordCamp Brasil 2026 runs Oct 30-31 in Belo Horizonte. Dates, venue, tickets and the talks worth watching if you run a WordPress site.
Read →Performance · 20 Oct 2026
Best Web Hosting for a Small Business: What to Check Before You Sign Up
How to choose the best web hosting for a small business: WordPress requirements, server speed, backups, security, support and renewal terms to check.
Read →WordPress · 16 Oct 2026
A Practical Inventory for Premium WordPress Plugins and Themes
Use this checklist to track premium WordPress plugins and themes, license coverage, renewals, update access, and responsible owners across your sites.
Read →Performance · 8 Oct 2026
Slow WordPress Admin? How to Find the wp-admin Bottlenecks and What’s Changing in Script Loading
Slow WordPress admin? Learn how to diagnose wp-admin (autoload, Heartbeat, plugins) and what changes in script loading with WordPress 7.2.
Read →Security · 6 Oct 2026
WordPress 7.2: What’s Coming in the New WordPress Version and How to Get Your Site Ready
WordPress 7.2 lands in December with sudo mode, a Secrets API and stricter Application Passwords. See what changes and what to check before the beta.
Read →Artificial Intelligence · 1 Oct 2026
What Is WebMCP? How WordPress Sites Can Expose Tools to Browser AI Agents
What is WebMCP? A proposed standard that lets websites expose tools to browser AI agents. How it works in WordPress, the risks, and what to do now.
Read →Security · 29 Sep 2026
WordPress Maintenance Plan in the AI Era: What It Needs to Cover Now
What a WordPress maintenance plan must cover in 2026, now that AI finds flaws faster and attacks start within hours of disclosure.
Read →Security · 25 Sep 2026
WordPress API Keys: Why wp-config.php Is Still Your Safest Bet — and What the 7.2 Secrets API Could Change
Where to safely store API keys in WordPress: the limits of wp-config.php and what the proposed 7.2 Secrets API would change.
Read →Security · 22 Sep 2026
WordPress 7.1.2: A Critical Unauthenticated RCE in Every Version Since 4.7
WordPress 7.1.2 fixes a critical unauthenticated RCE affecting every version since 4.7. What it is, and what it means for patch management.
Read →Artificial Intelligence · 21 Sep 2026
WordPress MCP Server: Turning Your Site Into a Tool AI Agents Can Use
The Abilities API in WordPress 6.9 core plus the official MCP Adapter let AI agents use your site. Here is how — and the security default to fix first.
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