Complete WordPress Security Course: Go from zero to hero

4.2

Learners: 11,025

Instructor: Astra Security

Duration:

This comprehensive course on WordPress Security will help you become a WordPress Security Professional and learn one of the most requested skills of 2019! With over 10 lectures and more than 40 minutes of video, you will learn how to secure your WordPress site, move wp-config outside the root folder, set up secret keys, control & filter spam comments, disable directory browsing, secure your WP login & WP Admin, and use a Web Application Firewall. Get lifetime access to this course and become an expert in WordPress Security in a fun and practical way! ▼▲

Course Feature Course Overview Pros & Cons Course Provider Discussion and Reviews

Go to class

Course Feature

Cost:

Free

Provider:

Udemy

Certificate:

No Information

Language:

English

Start Date:

2019-10-07

Course Overview

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Updated in [July 17th, 2023]

Concrete how-to's & detailed overview of WordPress Security
Secure Wp-Admin, Wp-Config and other important areas
Database Security
Network Security
Control & Filter WordPress Comments
User Role Management

Course Syllabus

End to End Website Security

Pros & Cons

Pros Cons

Informative and helpful: Users appreciate that the course provides valuable information and teaches them new techniques to protect their WordPress sites from hackers.
Detailed and practical: Users find the course to be comprehensive and appreciate that it covers basic actions that every blogger and WordPress developer should take to enhance the security of their sites.

Lack of clarity in lessons: Some users mention that certain plugins or concepts were not clearly distinguished from one lesson to another, making it easy to mix them up.
Advertisement in the last lesson: One user mentions that the last lesson of the course was simply an advertisement for a specific product, which they found unnecessary and not beneficial for their learning experience.