New Video Class: Joomla 3 Security

Any website can get hacked. Keeping your Joomla website secure isn’t hard, but there are some basics that you simply must ensure get done.

In this class, you’ll learn the basics of Joomla security, how to update Joomla! and the extensions you have installed, how to backup your site, and how to keep it safe with Admin Tools. You’ll also get some tips on what to do if your website is hacked!

Outline of the Joomla 3 Security Class

Introduction
Installation Security
Updating Joomla
Updating Extensions
Uninstalling Extensions
Using Akeeba Backup
Manual Backups
Introduction to Admin Tools
Admin Tools Part 1
Admin Tools Part 2
Admin Tools Part 3
My Site Got Hacked!
Summary
Quiz

Author

Rod Martin

Rod holds two masters degrees and has been training people how to do "things" for over 25 years. Originally from Australia, he grew up in Canada and now resides just outside Cincinnati, Ohio. He has worked in both the non-profit and for-profit worlds, in small companies and large corporations. His extensive open source experience includes WordPress, Joomla and Drupal and he really knows how to help you get the most out of the system you chose. Rod plays ice hockey a couple of times a week and rides his Goldwing motorcycle pretty much everywhere he can.

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