The big hosting companies spend heavily to convince you that scale means safety. For a small business website, the things that actually go wrong are rarely fixed by scale — and often made worse by it.
A WordPress site isn't a thing you build once and leave alone. It's software, running in public, made mostly of parts written by other people — and in 2025 alone, over 11,000 new security holes were found in those parts.
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