Video #1 – Introduction to WP Security

Let’s talk a little about WordPress.  You’ll also get a bird’s eye view of the course and how it is laid out.  More importantly – what you need to get started.

Video #2 – Backdoor

Understanding how back doors open up to allow a hacker into your website is crucial. This way, you can protect yourself and have a plan to implement to start the process.

Video #3 –  WordPress Hosting

Believe it or not, your web hosting plays a crucial part in your word press site security. We will dive into why that is the case and how you can use that to your advantage. We will also go over certain web hosting companies that have done an excellent job and protecting their clients’ websites.

Video #5 – Different Security Plugins

There are hundreds of different word press security plug-ins out there. The question is which one of them is going to protect you from various attacks. This video will cover precisely that.

Video #6 – 2-Step Authorization Plugins

Another line of defense is to protect your login page from a two-step authorization process.   I will show you how to do this in this video.

Video #7 – Protect Files 

Another line of the fence is to protect your files such as your images, your other media files, and more. Know what we mean by protecting your data is to protect them from what we call hot-linking. This is when an outside source or outside website decides to take your data, such as your images and post it on their site. What ends up happening is it inns up using your bandwidth with that you were paying to your web host.  Well, that might not seem like a big deal if a hacker decided to send hundreds and thousands of people to that image that could accrue more expensive costs.

Video #8 – Password Protection

Well, creating a strong password may seem like common sense, you’d be surprised to know how many people do not adhere to this process. In this video, we will discuss how you can not only go about creating a stronger password, but how you can utilize password protection apps to help you remember exactly what they are. In addition to that, when you create your WordPress username and password, there are certain things you want to avoid using to prevent brute force attacks.