Just as State Farm, Geico, and Farmers protect our vehicles, Trust Guard, the leader in website security, protects our websites. Our websites, just like our cars, are vulnerable to thieves. There are several ways to steal or damage a car. People run into cars – even when they aren’t moving. People break the windows of cars and steal tires and rims – even when they are parked at home.
If we didn’t have car insurance, we’d have to pay for all of those expenses by ourselves. Even when we don’t use the insurance, we feel safer and more protected knowing that it was available to us just in case. We should use the same line of reasoning when we consider who should be protecting our websites.
Read the rest of the article here:
http://blog.trust-guard.com/protecting-your-website/
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