Introduction
Username and Password Security
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Introduction to the Username and Passwords Section (1:01)
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Make your Usernames Hard to Guess (5:04)
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Password Security: Sobering and Scary News – You MUST Watch This Video! (5:35)
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Improving the Security of the WordPress Admin User (11:03)
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An easy way to change your username with Username Changer plugin (3:20)
Keeping Software Up-to-Date and Understanding Basic "Webroot Hygiene"
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Introduction to the Updating Software Section (1:17)
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How To Make Sure You're Running Up To Date Software (7:49)
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Deleting Unnecessary Plug-ins through the WordPress backend (2:01)
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Deleting Unnecessary Themes through the WordPress backend (1:56)
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Home Directory And Webroot Hygiene And How To Access A Site's Files (11:48)
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Checking the File and Folder Permissions on the Server (3:01)
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Disable Directory Listing On Your Server (1:34)
Wordfence security plugin
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Introduction to the Wordfence Security Plugin (0:38)
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Why the Wordfence Security Plugin is so awesome (4:58)
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Activating Wordfence Security Plugin for WordPress Initial Essential Steps (13:54)
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Checking up on Wordfence 24 hour later (5:38)
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Making sure the firewall is enabled in Wordfence and more about the plugin (5:53)
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What to do if you get locked out of WordPress by Wordfence Security Plugin (3:57)
Backing Up
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Introduction to the Section on Backing-Up (0:45)
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An Introduction to Backing-up and Restoring WordPress Websites (4:47)
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Recommended WordPress Plug-ins for Backing-up and Restoring WordPress Sites (3:33)
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Scheduling Database and File Backups to the Cloud Using a Free Plugin (6:33)
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How to Restore a WordPress Website from a Backup (7:59)
Extra WordPress Security Tasks – Really Lock Down Your Site
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Introduction to the Extra Security Tasks Section (0:57)
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Install WordPress Securely By Installing Manually (4:33)
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How To Get the Green Secure Padlock on an HTTPS SSL Website (8:58)
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Disable Error Reporting (4:50)
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Disable File Editing in the WordPress Dashboard (1:10)
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Protecting the wp-includes folder and the wp-config.php file (2:23)
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Prevent PHP Execution in the Uploads Directory and Reminder to Update Software (4:22)
