WordCamp Las Vegas 2012 – Tony Perez: WordPress Security – Dealing with Today’s Hacks

Here is a great presentation given by Tony Perez our COO in October of 2012 at WordCamp Las Vegas:

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Dre Armeda was Sucuri’s founding CEO and Co-Founder who helped start up the company in 2010. Today, Dre is Sr. Director of Technical Program Management and serves as Head of Technical Program Management (TPM) for GoDaddy's Partners Business. As head of TPM, Dre leads the PMO and Program Delivery Teams, ultimately driving all the program management functions and supporting our partners. When Dre isn't executing strategic initiatives at GoDaddy, you can find him on the mat training in Jiu Jitsu as a Carlson Gracie brown belt. Connect with Dre on Twitter.

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