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Wordfence vs Sucuri – Which One is Better? (Compared) (www.wpbeginner.com)

by WPNEWS team September 17, 2019, 01:40 Comments

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Wordfence and Sucuri are two of the best and most popular WordPress security plugins on the market.

They are both highly recommended and incredibly helpful in keeping your WordPress site secure. This makes it hard for beginners to choose which one is right for them.

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