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The 2022 Ultimate Step-By-Step Guide to WordPress Security

Learners: 5,770

Instructor: Christine Maisel

Duration:

Are you a WordPress website owner? Worried about your website security? Don't leave your website vulnerable to attack. This course will provide you with the ultimate step-by-step guide to WordPress security. Learn how to protect your website from a variety of common attacks, including two-step verification, security keys, hiding and password protecting core WordPress files and directories, and more. Plus, get tips on how to know if your website has been infected and how to take action if it has. Don't wait another day - secure your website now!▼▲

Course Feature Course Overview Course Provider

Go to class

Course Feature

Cost:

Paid

Provider:

Udemy

Certificate:

Paid Certification

Language:

English

Start Date:

2022-10-24

Course Overview

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Updated in [July 17th, 2023]

This course, The 2022 Ultimate Step-By-Step Guide to WordPress Security, provides a comprehensive review of WP tools and techniques to secure your WP website better. It is designed to help WordPress website owners take security into their own hands and make a hacker's job as difficult as possible. The instructor will cover steps to better protect your website, including two-step verification, using security keys, changing WordPress defaults, hiding, password protecting and denying access to core WordPress files and directories, selecting the right host, selecting the right themes and plugins, and many other security measures. Additionally, the course will discuss how to know if your website has been infected, how to know if Google has blacklisted your website, and the exact steps to take if your website is hacked. Participants will also have the opportunity to ask questions as they go through the process of securing their WordPress website.