WordPress Security for Beginners

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33% of the web is powered by WordPress. There's a lot of WordPress sites out there! Because of that, WordPress is a huge target for hackers, and security should be a priority for everyone, even if you're not a developer.

In this episode, I chat with Jason Cohen, CTO of WPEngine, about what WordPress security for beginners. We discuss:

The best plugins for keeping your WordPress sites secure.
How to know if your WordPress site is already hacked
What you can do if you think your WordPress site is hacked
Pros and cons of the various types of WordPress hosting that are out there. Everything from WordPress.com, to shared hosting, to manage WordPress hosting solutions.
Jason's thoughts on WordPress Jetpack, Automatic (the company behind WordPress)'s default WordPress security plug-in.

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