I’m sure you’ve read at least one “Guide to WordPress Security” or “Top Ten Tips to Keep Your WordPress Site Safe” articles. Maybe you even implemented a few, or all, of the suggestions. But did you understand why certain items were suggested, or what exactly they accomplished? In this session will discuss the most common security suggestions for WordPress:
– Why they are suggested
– What they accomplish
– When you should apply them (and when you shouldn’t)
– How they tie back to core security principles
– How we can augment these suggestions to build an even more robust security posture
You can learn more about this session on the WPCampus 2018 website at https://2018.wpcampus.org/schedule/security-chat-for-everyone/.
Speaker:
Paul Gilzow
What is WPCampus?
WPCampus 2018 was the third annual in-person conference for the WPCampus community, a gathering of web professionals, educators and people dedicated to the confluence of WordPress in higher education. The event took place July 12-14 on the campus of Washington University in St. Louis. Learn more about the event at https://2018.wpcampus.org.
