Attention: Anyone who self-hosts WordPress on their own domain...

Is your WordPress site secure? What if you wokeup tomorrow to find your site hacked? What if
your site was defaced? Or gone completely?

Discover how to start securing your website
yourself. WPSecurityLock is hosting a
WordPress Security Webinar. Don't miss it!

You've probably heard the buzz about WordPress websites getting hacked into. Or maybe you know someone who's had their site defaced.

The WordPress developers do take security very seriously, but self-hosting WordPress on your own domain, as with any website, comes with potential security risks. As a website owner, it's YOUR responsibility to secure your website!

If you're running a WordPress website on your own domain and haven't taken any measures to secure it, your website isn't secure. Your website can be damaged or completely wiped out overnight.

With all the hard work and time you've spent creating content, and the money you've invested into your website, don't let yourself be the next victim of cyber crime.

Think about it. When you go to bed at night, do you lock your doors? When you park your car, do you lock your car doors? You also need to lock the doors on your website.

WPSecurityLock will show you six simple things you can do right now to start securing your WordPress blog or website.

Join us at our WordPress Security Webinar on Wednesday, February 24, 2010. It starts at 9pm Eastern Time (6pm Pacific, 7pm Mountain or 8pm Central Time).

We will show you SIX valuable tips to start securing your WordPress site now, including...

• How to stop brute force password attacks for your WP admin area.
• Encrypting your file uploads to prevent malicious hackers from viewing them.
• Where to reveal hidden WP admin users and how to delete them.
• Changing your directory and file permissions with CHMOD for better protection.
• How to remove the Number 1 Road Map from hackers on the hunt for vulnerable WordPress websites.
• Generating automatic backups of your database and essential directories for an emergency website restoration.

What's included...

• 60-minute live webinar presentation (participate from anywhere in the world).
• 30-minute Q&A session so we can answer your questions.
• Detailed Action Guide, including bonus materials covered during the event.
• Webinar recording of the entire event so you can watch at your own convenience if you can't make the date.

Plus, after the webinar, you'll receive the following bonus e-books...

Bonus #1

"7 Plugins for WordPress Security"
by Regina Smola

This e-book provides information to help you reduce the risks of having your WordPress website hacked.

Bonus #2

"TwitterGlitch"
by Dan Morris

This e-book is your step-by-step guide to Twitter problems.

Register Today!

WordPress Security Webinar: Six Things You Need to Know Wednesday, February 24, 2010
6pm PST / 7pm MST / 8pm CST / 9pm EST
(Convert to your time zone)
Duration: 90 minutes
Price: $47