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Practical WordPress Security 2018

Tim Nash
November 14, 2018

Practical WordPress Security 2018

We have all been to the scary WordPress security talk where Tim or someone else frightens you to death, in those talks there is a theme beyond despair and that’s ‘every little helps’. So this talk is low on scary tales and high on simple practical tips to improve your site’s security.

On their own they might not be the silver bullet, but they all add up. Tim will guide you through things anyone of any ability level can implement to improve their site’s security.

Tim Nash

November 14, 2018
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  1. Don’t be scared - Practical security tips Psychological harm, paranoia,

    distrust in humanity, fear of toasters, mild language In Person Classified just like your porn… Imagine how much rubbish these folks watch *Warning this presentation hasn’t formally been classified by the BBFC or any organisation for age rating. It was however seen by my mother who said it was very pretty. She however wasn’t wearing her glasses.
  2. WARNING This is not a GDPR talk or a talk

    on information governance. So relax!
  3. WordPress Platform Lead @34SP.com Former Pentester Ran a small dev

    agency Co run WPLeeds for 10 years Worked with PayPal, Cabinet Office, Orange and WFP Once nearly screwed up the British Soap Awards
  4. Two-Factor Plugin What I use… PassPhrases Keepass (KeepassXC, Keepassdroid) updown.io

    Let’s Encrypt / Code Guard Visual Ping/CodeCeption 34SP.com WordPress Hosting WP Fingerprint
  5. Photo credits: Siobhan Hancock Daniel Foster David Goehring Found Art

    Photography Gratisography Negativespace unsplash Caio xkcd comicvine.com Christopher Geary
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