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Valuable information! 🙂💪

What is the www address of this store, on the example of which the solution is discussed?

really could use a link for the repo

Amazing stuff! ISR is the future for content heavy projects! great work! and thank you for making it agnostic. NUXT ftw!

Worked like a charm!

Good video, but why can't see ACF in elementor dynamic data?

I'm glad you guys did!

Great presentation Luke!

Thank you.

good job. kudos to your engineering team 💪

Would be awesome if you can provide the example code of your frontend code. Also a composer install for you addon would be nice.

“Positive healthy environment” of WordPress & “developing empathy” 🥲

Aaron is brilliant. His excitement and passion has never wavered. I used Aaron when they were Dig Creative and now Malt, do build websites for me and work on some logos/branding. Their service is second to none. They are so passionate about helping clients get the right outcome. From the first day we met, they interviewed me for ages and got to know what I wanted. Highly recommend.

thanks for the video

Thanks for this! Do have a link to the repo?

🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:30 *📅 This webinar is being recorded and will be available through email, the WP Engine resources page, and RUclips.* 01:00 *✍️ Transcripts and links to mentioned resources will be provided; no need to take notes.* 01:24 *🔒 Today’s topic covers WordPress security, building on a previous webinar about performance.* 01:51 *📋 The agenda includes security basics, WP Engine offerings, expert panel discussions, and audience questions.* 02:51 *🌐 Krystal O’Connor, James Browne, Scott Jones, and Alain Schlesser introduce themselves and their expertise in WordPress and technology.* 05:36 *🕵️ More than half of cyberattacks target small businesses; security is crucial for all sizes.* 06:33 *💾 Maintaining good backups is key to security; WP Engine performs automatic backups.* 07:30 *🔐 Important security principles include confidentiality, integrity, availability, and the principle of least privilege.* 07:57 *🧱 Updating the entire lamp stack (Linux, Apache/NGINX, MySQL, PHP) is essential for overall security.* 08:56 *🔑 Strong passwords and two-factor authentication are vital for user management.* 10:13 *🤝 Choosing a reliable hosting partner can simplify updates and security measures.* 10:40 *🚨 Security breaches can lead to data loss, business disruption, and loss of trust.* 11:36 *🛠️ Plugins represent 92% of vulnerabilities; use tools like WP Engine’s Smart Plugin Manager to stay safe.* 12:55 *🛡️ WP Engine provides advanced security tools like Global Edge Security for DDoS protection and web application firewalls.* 14:46 *🚪 The first layer of security is akin to the front door of a house; protecting it is essential.* 16:13 *🧩 Reducing the number of plugins minimizes attack vectors.* 17:09 *⚙️ Security needs to address all layers; starting with the simplest, cheapest solutions.* 19:00 *📋 Clear accountability and processes between teams or agencies ensure comprehensive security coverage.* 21:25 *🌐 Modern web applications are complex; securing every communication between components is crucial.* 23:05 *🌩️ DDoS attacks overwhelm servers with traffic, leading to high CPU usage and slow response times.* 25:28 *🛡️ First step in a DDoS attack is mitigation; forensic analysis comes later.* 25:52 *🚫 During a DDoS attack, your site might become unavailable to visitors, affecting e-commerce operations.* 26:18 *🔧 Use hosting services like WP Engine and tools like Cloudflare for preemptive DDoS protection.* 27:08 *⚙️ Proper infrastructure and protective systems should be in place prior to a DDoS attack.* 28:04 *💰 Remaining offline for extended hours can result in a negative impact on business and reputation.* 29:57 *🏆 Good hosting providers like WP Engine can prevent DDoS attacks from affecting your reputation.* 31:45 *⏳ Longer downtime can affect credibility and lead to loss of customers.* 33:04 *🛠️ 92% of vulnerabilities in WordPress come from plugins, emphasizing the need for careful plugin management.* 35:18 *🔍 Check plugin reputation: developer background, reviews, and update frequency.* 39:57 *📜 Reduce data collection to minimize liability in case of a data breach.* 47:05 *📝 Document everything during and after a data breach to understand and prevent future issues.* 47:30 *❓ Audience question about implementing serious content security policy without breaking WordPress functionality.* 49:27 *🛡️ WordPress backend security should be considered separately from the frontend, even though they use the same application.* 49:57 *🔌 Disabling a plugin is not the same as deleting it; disabling stops it from functioning but doesn't remove the files, which may pose security risks.* 52:36 *💾 Backups should be stored off-site to protect against server compromise and other potential disasters.* 54:16 *📝 Administrators should perform regular inventories of plugins via the WordPress backend or third-party tools to monitor plugin statuses and updates.* 55:57 *🌐 Outsource security tasks to experts, and always consider the trade-offs of adding new features, which may introduce new security liabilities.* 57:17 *⚖️ Balancing new features with potential compromises (e.g., performance, security) is crucial; it's important to find the right balance.* 58:16 *🔒 Apply common sense security principles used in personal life (e.g., locking doors, strong passwords) to website and network security, but also seek expert assistance.* 59:12 *🤝 The panel received a lot of engagement and questions, indicating a high interest in the topic; follow-up resources and recordings will be provided.* Made with HARPA AI

INP replaced FID because too many websites perform very well on the FID metric, rendering it useless to most: Why optimise what's already working well?

Very helpful takeaways! Thank you so much for this webinar.

Question for WpEngine staff about security: why "*.log" files are not protected from accessing via browser?

Thanks bro! Wp & Woo default side no need plugins!

The problem with ACF mixing with native blocks is that the non-technical admin user gets confused using it. When you click native block, you can edit directly on it in the preview (no edit/preview toggle), while on ACF, you need to edit on the side panel (gets cramped easily). Also, you can't have InspectorControls on ACF, so making ACF feel like native block will be a game changer.

He must not be there any more, since the repository no longer exists at the url given. Also, some of these plugins, like WPGraphQL Block Editor no longer exist.

Excellent video and tips!

Excellent video and tips!

Dog, Fox & Eagle ... it's a zoo here :D

As a developer who mostly builds custom websites without CMS & with very little code, I'm happier about this new CWV-metric than I should be, considering how cool WP is for larger projects...

Who hired T-Pain?

Truly good work!!!

just a question, how did you create this image with the text and buttons? (at 10:00 minute)

Hi WP Engine! Is there a recording available from Zack Kass' keynote? I was wanting to share that with someone I work with but I'm not seeing it in this playlist. Thank you.

Good heads up guys. A lot to look forward to in the future. Nice to watch something where there is not a single message about AI, the world of tech is obsessed at the moment. Real human developers will be needed for a long time.

I can't find WPGraphQL Content Blocks in Wordpress directory. It wasn't released yet?

Do you have a link to Jon's pricing he discusses in the video?

Hi, I am using Divi. In there I tried to use Option Page UI in ACF Pro 6.2 version but it is not working in Divi Theme/builder. Can you make a tutorial on option page in divi? That will be a great help. Thanks.

Great interview 👌🏾

Why do I keep getting this ad?

Really really good video!

Top video content! :)

Really good content! :)

Top content, thanks!

Does it work with Multisite?

"promosm" 🙌