Everyone is at least a little bit apprehensive about security on a WordPress website. The platform and your website itself is actually quite secure in and of itself. The problem usually comes from recklessly downloading and installing themes and plugins and widgets, or even hosting your website on a server equivalent of a soup kitchen. Generally, a high yield target like WordPress sites are attacked and hacked without the user even knowing it, injected with spam which can get it banned or penalized from various serious engines. In order to secure your WordPress websites, you need to become proactive and lay down some laws. Here are the 4 most important (and often overlooked) security tips to safeguard your WordPress website.   1.     Trusted sources Make sure that you are only…