WordPress Glasgow Meetup

By the Community, For the Community.

Glasgow

Website Security

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Are you confident that your website security is up to the job? Would you like some tips to help you improve your site’s security and plug some of those gaps you have been meaning to fill?

We are pleased to announce our
August Glasgow WordPress Meetup which is on

Tuesday 27 August

So How Secure Is Your Site Really?

Doors open at 6pm for a 6:30pm start
Venue: Scottish Youth Theatre ‘Silver Room’
105 Brunswick Street
Glasgow

Tim Nash, from one of our main sponsors 34SP, will be visiting Glasgow to provide some guidance on some of the things you could — and should — be doing to improve your website security.

He will also advise on penetration testing (‘pentesting’) which is a means of using the tactics used by hackers in order to test how secure (or not!) your site actually is.

Register now for the August WordPress Meetup in Glasgow

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Best wishes from Glasgowapuu

Please get in touch if you need more information:

mailto:hello@wpglasgow.org

https://www.facebook.com/groups/724873007853845

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