Open Source Software Maintainers and Organizations in Conflict - Joe Brockmeier, Percona
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01-Jan-1900
Joe Brockmeier, head of community for Percona, explains the cybersecurity tensions that exist between maintainers of open source software and the organizations that consume it.
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