As a WordPress website owner, one of the things that I would recommend you do is add security to your website. This recommendation is being made to help you be prepared against hackers who may try to hack your website.

When you add security to your WordPress website, it’s like adding an extra lock on the door to your house. It can give you an extra sense of security.

To help you add security to your website, I thought it would be good to suggest the following plugins:

• WP Security Scan: Scans your WordPress installation for security vulnerabilities and suggests corrective actions.
• Secure WordPress: A little help to secure your WordPress installation: Remove Error information on login page; adds index.html to plugin directory; removes the wp-version, except in admin area.
• SecurePress Website Security Analyzer: SecurePress is a “Live” patent pending security system for WordPress.
  With the introduction of SecurePress, WordPress owners now have a clear choice in website protection. No more piece-meal security patches and plugins. The SecurePress widget installs enough free features to get you started towards securing your site. The ability to see and record your attacks is an excellent starting point. The free reports and statistics available in the dashboard help you to better understand the level and magnitude of these attacks. The free price tag is another good reason to download immediately and get started. When you are ready and after familiarizing yourself with the dashboard, you may want to upgrade to the full version to enable the vast blocking capabilities of SecurePress Pro and turn this application into a monster security shield.