# Pero entonces… ¿Es WordPress seguro o no? — Nestor Angulo de Ugarte

> No human-made software is perfect: what level of security is reasonable to consider secure, and why.

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- Format: Conference Talk
- Event: WordCamp Spain 2020
- Location: Online
- Date: 2020-05-09 (May 9, 2020)
- Language: Spanish (Español)
- Speaker: [Nestor Angulo de Ugarte](https://nestorangulo.pro/about/)
- Themes: Web Security, WordPress Security, Security Awareness
- Video: [Watch video](https://wordpress.tv/2020/05/09/nestor-angulo-de-ugarte-pero-entonces-es-wordpress-seguro-o-no/)
- Slides: [View slides (PDF)](https://assets.nestorangulo.pro/slides/spain-2020-es-wordpress-seguro-c83576d4a5.pdf)
- Slides on the event site: [Event-hosted slides](https://2020.spain.wordcamp.org/files/2020/05/07B02_03_EsWordPressSeguro_reduced.pdf)

Software made by humans can never be perfect, and never will be. Depending on your case and your risk tolerance, you might consider something a bit over 90% security to be "secure"… or not.

> _English translation, provided for accessibility. This talk was delivered in Spanish; the original abstract is available via the video link above. Translation is best-effort and may contain errors._

**Original (Español)**

Una pieza de software hecha por humanos no puede ser perfecta ni lo será nunca. Dependiendo de tu caso o tu tolerancia, puedes considerar que algo más de un 90% de seguridad es lo que consideramos «seguro»… o no.

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