PHP runs most of the web — including WordPress. But if you don’t know what version you’re using (or why that even matters), you could be opening the door to serious security risks.

In this episode, Charly breaks down:

✅ What PHP is (without the jargon)
✅ Why keeping your PHP version up to date is critical
✅ What "end of life" and "end of support" mean — and why hackers love outdated code
✅ How to check and update your PHP version in cPanel (via PHP Manager) or similar tools
✅ When to ask your hosting provider or tech support for help

You don’t need to be a developer — but you do need to stay aware. Being a partner in your site’s security is smarter than being a passive consumer.

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About the Author Charly Dwyer

Charly has more than 30 years experience in the IT industry ranging from hands-on technical, to high-level business management, Charly has installed and configured computing equipment and has managed business contracts in excess of $25 million dollars.

As a result, Charly identifies the best way to integrate solutions and technologies for the most cost effective way to achieve a businesses outcome.

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