Hi, I’m Tim Nash
I like to scare people at conferences
I talk (a lot) about WordPress and security as well as subjects like performance and system administration at events, on Twitter and even occasionally on this blog
I am a WordPress security consultant who help agencies and business owners to secure and scale their websites and processes.
We were desperate really and just glad he showed up, not that many people complained
WordPress Bristol
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WordPress Security Consultant, System Administrator & Developer
How many hats does one person need? Tim has certainly tried his hand at most of them. Tim’s background is in both development and security, he has run a development agency as well as developing and managing one of the largest WordPress hosting platforms in the UK. Today Tim is a WordPress security consultant, helping organisations with support, consultancy, training in WordPress security and WordPress hardening.
Part of the WordPress community
Tim has been actively involved in the UK community since well there has been a UK community. He has helped organise WordPress Leeds the oldest User Group in the country for over 10 years. He is one of the admins for the WordPress Community UK Slack group as well as having spoken at nearly every UK WordPress User Group.
Tim Talks a lot at conferences and at smaller user groups
While normally focusing on WordPress and Security his topics have been pretty varied from Testing methodologies through to robbing banks. His talks tend to be entertaining and informative. His goal is to make things accessible but also to make it easy for people to research.
Tim is nearly always happy to come and talk to your group or conference for information see his Speaking Page.
Lessons learnt migrating from Mailchimp to Buttondown
Tim takes a look at why migrating mail providers are always interesting even if you are a supposeded "pro"
Blog like a confused Hacker (2020-2021 Edition)
Tim takes a look at how you can build WordPress static sites, with just PHP, no Apache or MySQL in sight.
Has your host got Ransomware?
Tim takes a look at the recent Ransomware attack on a popular host and asks could it happen to you? Are you prepared and what steps can you take to mitigate such thing?
Hammering Ross’ site!
There are times where its genuinely quicker to write your own solution then look for alterantives. But is this one of those times?