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Wednesday, June 26 • 15:25 - 15:55
Everything LTS. A New Approach to Open Source Security and Compliance - Mark Shuttleworth, Canonical

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How can a company enable its developers to use any upstream open source, and remain confident it can close all the CVEs in that stack? Mark will present a new approach to open source maintenance and the open source supply chain, developed in partnership with major clouds and silicon providers to underpin their fast-moving enterprise AI offerings. The extraordinary breadth of innovation available as open source comes with the risk of unmaintained and unauditable systems. Our approach aims to give the widest freedom to institutional developers, while supporting the CISO in their mission to ensure security of the estate. Building on the latest ideas in distroless containers, the result is a significant leap forward for those who need the latest open source with long term maintenance and compliance commitments.
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Mark Shuttleworth

CEO, Canonical
Mark is the founder and CEO of Canonical, the company that delivers and maintains the majority of the open source on the public cloud.

Wednesday June 26, 2024 15:25 - 15:55 BST
Westminster 1+3
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