Website Security

• If your blog is self-hosted (e.g., WordPress), attackers can exploit outdated plugins or themes to inject malware.

• Antivirus on your devices can help detect if malicious files are being uploaded to your site.

Protection from Credential Theft

• Antivirus helps prevent phishing attacks and keyloggers that could steal your admin login credentials.

Safeguarding Your Content Workflow

• If you or your team work with images, documents, or scripts, antivirus software can detect malicious files before they get uploaded or shared.

Reputation Management

• If your site is compromised and begins distributing malware, it may be blacklisted by Google — damaging SEO and trust.

Email Security

• If your blog uses email marketing or contact forms, antivirus tools can prevent malware from spreading via email replies or attachments.

Peace of Mind During Remote Work

• Antivirus protects your devices and ensures your blog operations remain uninterrupted, especially when working on public networks.