‘Secure’ Videos

  • Stephen Rees-Carter: Think Like a Hacker and Secure WordPress

    WordSesh APAC 2020Speaker: Stephen Rees-Carter

    October 21, 2020 — “What could I have done to avoid being hacked?” is a question you’ll often hear after a site is hacked. In some cases the answer is complicated, but a lot of the time it’s relatively simple and there are many checklists and guides online outlining the ways sites can be hacked, plus how to secure them. However, a lot of people learn better from seeing and doing than reading (often boring) checklists. So rather than look at checklists on slides for 30 minutes, we’re going to hack into WordPress instead!

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  • Sanjay Willie: 10 First Steps To Secure Your WP Assets (With demos)

    WordCamp Kota Kinabalu 2019Speaker: Sanjay Willie

    January 15, 2020 — 10 First Steps To Secure Your WP Assets By Sanjay Willie. In this talk, i’d like to share what are the essential 10 tips and tricks to secure any WordPress site to ensure you’re ready to share all the WordPress goodness to the world. These are “Do not leave installation without these” kind of nature. It’s simple, straightforward, least geeky and anyone can do them.

  • Liew Cheon Fong: Secure Your WordPress Website

    WordCamp Kuala Lumpur 2019Speaker: Liew Cheon Fong

    November 13, 2019 — As WordPress becomes more popular day by day, the concern of WordPress security is increasing. The WordPress core is secure but many users do not how to protect their website. I will show how everyone can secure their WordPress websites in 15 minutes with some basic security knowledge and easy to use security plugins.

  • Stephen Rees-Carter: Think Like a Hacker and Secure WordPress in 30 minutes, live on stage

    WordCamp Brisbane 2019Speaker: Stephen Rees-Carter

    October 21, 2019 — “What could I have done to avoid being hacked?” is a question you’ll often hear after a site is hacked. In some cases the answer is complicated, but a lot of the time it’s relatively simple and there are many checklists and guides online outlining the ways sites can be hacked, plus how to secure them. However, a lot of people learn better from seeing and doing than reading (often boring) checklists. So rather than look at checklists on slides for 30 minutes, we’re going to hack into WordPress instead!

    https://2019.brisbane.wordcamp.org/session/think-like-a-hacker-and-secure-wordpress-in-30-minutes-live-on-stage/

  • Sylvie Massey: Et si WordPress devenait plus sécurisé avec des clients responsables ?

    WordCamp Paris 2019Speaker: Sylvie Massey

    October 21, 2019 — Une forte proportion des sites WordPress piratés n’avaient pas été mis à jour régulièrement. La solution est-elle forcément dans un contrat de maintenance ?

    Les clients ne comprennent pas toujours notre langage et ils n’osent pas toujours le dire.
    Les clients n’ont pas toujours le budget ou n’ont pas les clés pour faire des choix.
    Le créateur du site pense parfois que ce n’est pas son problème.
    Les clients peuvent-ils faire eux-mêmes les mises à jour ?
    Et pour les changements importants comme l’arrivée de l’éditeur de blocs ou quand trop de temps est passé sans mise à jour ?
    Et si on leur proposait des aides ponctuelles ?
    Et les freelances qui n’ont pas le temps/envie de gérer les maintenances ? Partenariat !

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  • Francesca Marano: Secure WordPress Without Coding Skills

    WordCamp Singapore 2019Speaker: Francesca Marano

    August 26, 2019 — Is WordPress insecure? Not at all! However, an outdated WordPress installation with a weak password and poorly chosen plugins is definitely insecure.

    It’s often said that “security is a process”, and the security of your own site starts with you installing the WordPress. Why should you care about security from day one, when your website is brand new and only your mom reads it? What should you do yourself, while your site grows, even if you do not (yet) have the budget to hire experts? How can you make your visitors browsing safer? How can you minimize the chance you site got hacked?

    In this talk I will go over some best practices you can implement to make your website safer and why you should care about them. None of these require a single line of code, only some common sense and understanding what is right and what should be avoided as a behaviour while you manage your site.

  • Santiago Merlos: WordPress: Disaster Recovery 101

    WordCamp Bilbao 2019Speaker: Santiago Merlos

    May 15, 2019 — Mi motivación para llevar esta charla a acabo, es la cantidad de veces que he tenido que restaurar un sitios sitio web hackeado, o dañado por pérdida de información.

    Es impresionante saber la poca planificación que hay al mantener, asegurar y respaldar el sitios web realizados con WordPress.

    Aprovecho la oportunidad para brindar mi experiencia como profesional, de educar y concientizar la importancia de establecer un plan de recuperación de desastres.

  • Catherine Egwali: How to secure WordPress website from hackers

    WordCamp Lagos 2018Speaker: Catherine Egwali

    April 30, 2019 — This workshop will focus on how WordPress owners can secure their websites/blog so as to prevent or reduce hacking attempts. The audience will be introduced to tools and best practices to undertake to harden their sites.

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  • Sanjay Willie: 10 First Steps To Secure Your WP Assets

    WordCamp Kuala Lumpur 2018Speaker: Sanjay Willie

    February 8, 2019 — In this talk, I’d like to share what are the essential 10 tips and tricks to secure any WordPress site to ensure you’re ready to share all the WordPress goodness to the world. These are “Do not leave installation without these” kind of nature. It’s simple, straightforward, least geeky and anyone can do them.

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  • Tikaram Bhandari: Building Secure WordPress Themes & Plugins

    WordCamp Kathmandu 2018Speaker: Tikaram Bhandari

    May 5, 2018 — Tikaram is a Happiness Engineer, currently working at Catch Themes. He has been working actively in WordPress since a year now.
    His talk has covered common mistakes and most common attacks on WordPress Sites. It will also cover ways to prevent the common attacks and mistakes to avoid while developing WordPress Themes and plugins.

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