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Security headers are easily overlooked in website audits.
While some may say that website security is not an SEO-related concern, it does become SEO-related when a site becomes hacked and search traffic dwindles to zero.
Security headers should be a top concern of everyone who publishes anything on the Internet.
The good news is that they are relatively simple to configure and will help keep your website and its visitors safe.
in this column, you’ll learn what security headers are and how they work as well as the top 5 security headers, how to implement them, which WordPress plugins you can use for setting security headers, and more.
Let’s get started!
What Are Security Headers?
Security headers are directives browsers must follow that are passed along through the HTTP header response.
An HTTP header is a response by a web server to a browser that is trying to access a web page.
The header response communicates things such as when the web page does not exist (400 response header).
Or that it’s okay to download a font from Google but not to trust any other data outside of the website’s domain.
In that example, the part that tells the browser that it’s okay to download Google fonts but not trust any files originating elsewhere other than the website itself is a security directive.
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