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    <title>Kathy Zant</title>
    <description>I am passionate about empowering people to get the most out of technology and stay secure in the process. </description>
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      <title>Evaluating Plugins: Strategies to Effectively Extend WordPress</title>
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In this presentation, attendees will learn strategies and tools for choosing one plugin over another. We’ll also look at paid plugins versus free and find out if you get what you paid for. We’ll also look at how to manage plugin updates and evaluate security. We’ll find out how to research plugin security history and identify risky functionality.</description>
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