1. CAPTCHA or other anti-spam measures to be implemented to prevent spam and filter out automated spam submissions. 2. Content management system. 3. Install the necessary patches and software plugins for regularly scheduled updates to protect against malware. 4. Anti-virus and anti-malware solutions. 5. A trusted Web Application Firewall (WAF) to filter and monitor incoming web traffic, blocking suspicious requests and known attack patterns. 6. The ability to perform routine security scans and audits to regularly scan websites for vulnerabilities, malware, and security weaknesses. 7. Implement Secure Authentication Mechanisms to use robust authentication methods such as multi-factor authentication (MFA) unique and complex passwords. 8. Limitations on login attempts and monitoring for suspicious login activity. 9. Capabilities to ensure the encryption of sensitive data in the usage of HTTPS (SSL/TLS) to encrypt data and sensitive information transmitted between the user’s browser and my server or host, especially for the encryption of sensitive user information, payment details, and login credentials. 10. Inability or unavailability to store plaintext passwords. 11. A recommended secure web hosting provider that offers advanced security features, providing DDoS protection, firewalls, and intrusion detection systems (IDS). 12. Capabilities for regularly scheduled backup of the website that can quickly restore the website in case of a security incident, secured storage areas for backups away from the production environment, and the testing of the restoration process periodically.