Your website is one of your organisation's most valuable assets so it's vitally important that you make sure it's secure. The consequences of a site breach can be extremely serious in terms of damage to your reputation, potential loss of your customers' data and loss of access to your most valuable marketing tool.
Many business owners wrongly think that site security isn't something they need to worry too much about because their sites are small. This is a big mistake. A small website is just as likely to fall victim to a security breach as a larger site, often more so. We regularly help clients whose small sites have been hacked. Putting a hack right after the event is much, much more work than ensuring that the site is secure in the first place.
- Why site security is so important
- The risk of losing access to your site
- Damage to SEO if your site is not secure
- Loss of customer trust
- GDPR and the potential of a data breach
- Why your WordPress site is at risk
- How themes, plugins and core WP are exploited
- WordPress malware
- The most common causes of site breaches
- Internal threats from within your organisation
- External threats from outside your organisation
- Simple ways you can improve your site's security
- Knowing who has access and limiting login
- Two factor authentication
- The importance of backups
- Running the latest versions of your theme, plugins and WordPress
- Overview of auto-update features in WordPress 5.5
- Web application firewalls
- Changing the WordPress database prefix
- Plugins that can help
- What to do if you've been hacked
Who should attend?
This webinar is designed for anyone who has a WordPress site and wants to learn more about how to improve its security.