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A Magento website is a beautifully balanced mix of database tables, files, and code, all operating within a perfectly optimized hosting environment. Unless it's not, in which case you're in for a bumpy ride. That's when it's time for an audit. What should be included in that audit? We've got answers!\n\nGuest: Guillaume Le Tual, MageMontreal.com\nHost: Robert Rand, JetRails.com\n\nRecommended Resources:\n\nhttps://magemontreal.com/blog/how-to-keep-your-magento-admin-console-safe-from-intrusion/\n\nhttps://jetrails.com/blog/ecommerce-website-testing/\n\nhttps://jetrails.com/blog/web-hosting-impacts-on-marketing/\n\nhttps://jetrails.com/blog/you-really-need-to-update-your-magento-hosting-account/\n\nhttps://jetrails.com/blog/magento-2-4-1-magento-2-3-6-and-other-october-2020-releases/\n\nhttps://jetrails.com/blog/magento-1-security-updates/\n\nhttps://jetrails.com/blog/how-to-choose-magento-extensions/\n\nhttps://jetrails.com/blog/could-traffic-spikes-take-down-your-magento-site/\n\nhttps://jetrails.com/blog/magento-2fa-extension/