WordPress... Are your security measures in place? Have you considered maintenance and operation after development?

Have you considered the security of your website, as well as its ongoing operation after its creation? 🔐

In Japan, WordPress is used in approximately 83% of websites where the CMS is known. Globally, it also holds a dominant market share in the CMS market.

(Source: W3Techs, 2026 survey)

WordPress is an excellent CMS. However, ongoing maintenance and security management, including plugins, themes, and server environment, are also crucial.

It is necessary to implement measures such as automatic updates and WAF (Web Application Firewall) and to have a system in place for proper management even after production is complete.

🤖 The evolution of AI is changing the way we think about cybersecurity.

In this era of increasingly automated attacks, when creating a website, it's essential to consider not only design and functionality, but also the operational burden after launch and security measures.

This is one of the main reasons why I chose Wix Studio for K Web Studio .

Wix Studio is a system where the hosting provider manages the security measures for the hosting and platform.

Of course, no service is absolutely safe. Nevertheless, as a sole proprietor providing websites to clients, minimizing the burden of maintenance and management after creation was a very important selection criterion.

Mana, whom I'm a huge fan of, also posted about Japanese Studio.

Web development doesn't end when the site is launched.

We believe that creating an environment where clients can focus on their business with peace of mind is also an important role of web developers.

When choosing a website, how much importance do you place on security and the operational burden after launch?