Wordpress Security - How To Stop Hackers

Comprehensive, Step-By-Step & Easy Way to Secure your Wordpress Website from Hackers

4.44 (812 reviews)

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What you will learn

Know why hackers hack, and some of the common ways they do this

Understand the main threats that cause security problems with Wordpress websites

Understand that Wordpress is actually a secure platform, but it can easily be made insecure by the actions of those that run and administer the site

Secure a Wordpress website from hackers using a variety or common sense and technical tweaks to the site

"Copy" the security measures that have been set up on one site, and "import" them into other Wordpress websites they own, meaning security can be set up on subsequent sites in seconds

Find out more information about those trying to hack their site

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Our Verdict

Wordpress Security - How To Stop Hackers is an informative course that covers various aspects of securing a Wordpress site. While some content is outdated, it remains relevant for understanding security measures and general best practices. If you can look past the focus on one specific plugin, this course provides valuable insights into keeping your Wordpress website secure.

What We Liked

The course provides a comprehensive overview of Wordpress security, explaining why hackers target sites and the common threats to look out for.
It covers a variety of technical tweaks to secure a Wordpress site, including practical steps such as securing the login page, protecting the uploads folder, and implementing a web application firewall (WAF).
The course provides guidance on using the 'All In One Security' plugin to copy security measures from one site to another, saving time when setting up multiple sites.
Instructor is knowledgeable, and clarifies several settings within the security plugin that learners may not have been confident about enabling.

Potential Drawbacks

Some of the content is outdated, with references to earlier versions of Wordpress and the security plugin used in examples.
A few users found that the course focuses too much on one specific plugin, which they were either already using or did not want to use.
There are limited opportunities for hands-on practice during the course – it would be more engaging if learners could walk through the setup and actually use WPSecurity on a test project.