WordPress is super flexible, especially when it comes to sharing access with your team and clients. But it doesn’t provide a lot of visibility into what's going on inside that black box. In this webinar, we will talk about what are some of the common attack vectors an average WordPress website receives, including brute force attacks, vulnerable plugins affecting working on your website, and even someone messing up a configuration by mistake. Some of the topics we will discuss include Monitoring the security health of a WordPress website. Deploying security measures. Best security tips and tricks. Real-life demo of attacks and protection. Q&A session You should attend this session to equip yourself with security knowledge that can be deployed for your websites or your clients' projects. Let's build a safe ecosystem together!
Saturday, 16 March 2024 11:05
How to Monitor and Protect your WordPress websites?
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