CMT RESPONSE TEMPLATES: Security Patch Completed

Hi [-- enter team member name --]!

We are happy to inform you that the security patch for [---Site URL---] has been completed.

  * The updated plugins list can be found here: [--- Plugins List URL ---]
  * Ticket ID: [--- Ticket id ---]
  * Admin Login URL: [--- Admin Login URL ---]
  * We followed all instructions in the client Guru card here: [---Client Guru URL---]

<b>CMT checklist</b> (delete list after completed):
  1. Did you complete all items in the deployed Security Patch Checklist?
  2. Did you follow the client's Guru card? Do things need to be added? If a Guru doesn't exist for this client, should we create one? (if yes please create it!)
  3. Did you clear the site cache \(if installed on the site) | [Guru](https://app.getguru.com/card/idz4GzLT/Detecting-cache-on-a-clients-website)
  4. Did you check if the site hasn't crashed or broken after updates?
  5. Was this project tested in Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Edge?

<b>CMT insights (details)</b> (delete anything not applicable to the project):
  1. Did you correct any other issues while working on the project? You can reference this [guru](https://app.getguru.com/card/idz4GzLT/Detecting-cache-on-a-clients-website) if you need cache clearing help!
  2. If you’re fixing something that was broken, why did it happen and how does your fix prevent it from happening again?
  3. Is there anything on the site that should be fixed or improved and assigned out in a separate todo?
  4. I certify this project was tested tablet and mobile sizes
  5. <b>Important</b>: Let FXer know how many hours used or used so far on this project:
  6. <b>[If Wordfence Security Plugin is installed]</b> -> Inform the client about the Wordfence Security plugin installation:
	* The security plugin, Wordfence, has been added to your site. Wordfence provides numerous security features including increased security for user passwords. If a user is using a password that has been reported in a data breach, Wordfence will block the login attempt until the user updates their password. When users update their passwords Wordfence will also require that the passwords meet certain strength requirements. Additionally, Wordfence's firewall has been enabled on the site. The firewall protects the site against malicious attacks but may sometimes report false positives. This may result in admin users sometimes seeing messages titled "Background Request Blocked" in the WordPress admin. As long as the warnings are in response to an action a user makes (like saving a page), the user can click the "Add action to allowlist" button, which will permit the action in the future. If someone sees a lot of these warnings, please let us know and we can put the firewall in "learning mode" where it will spend more time learning what the site's normal usage looks like.

I hope this information helps. Have a great day ahead!

Thanks!

[Your Name]