Locking Down the Chastity Belt on WordPress Security
Brad Williams
WordPress Security isn’t the sexiest topic, but with a little chastity belt reference and some hot security tips I plan on changing that! Security is a major concern for all website administrators and WordPress powered websites are no different.
Imagine losing all of your content, including posts, media, and comments. Even worse imagine spam links hiding in your content destroying your search engine ranking. Keeping your website safe from hackers and bots should be a top priority for anyone running their own website. In this presentation I’ll cover the essential WordPress Security tips that ALL WordPress administrators should use to keep your website safe and secure.
Is your WordPress website as secure as it can be? Do you have spam links hidden in your site? How many of these tips do you follow? You’ll have to attend my presentation to find out!
ok ok.. you didn’t invent an elastic theme, but this was seriously *almost* as awesome as that. (lets be real, that was pretty freakin’ awesome) And you were totally invested in talking to people. the lightening round rocked and I will bake whatever sugary treats are neccesary to get you to wordcamp boston.
Hey Amanda, thank you for the kind words! I had a great time at WordCamp NYC and it seems people really enjoyed the security presentation. I’d love to come to Boston, but won’t know how it will fit into my schedule until next month. I’ll def keep it in mind and let you know!
rockin. we’ll continue to harrass- i mean stalk- i mean keep in touch until then:)