Introducción a OnlyOffice DocSpace (Main Track)

• Klaibson Natal Ribeiro Borges (OnlyOffice)

ONLYOFFICE DocSpace es una plataforma de trabajo conjunto destinada a aumentar la colaboración documental con sus clientes, socios comerciales, contratistas y terceros. Dentro de esta plataforma, puedes crear salas personalizables con permisos de acceso flexibles.

Evolving from a radical migration perspective to an efficient Linux adoption strategy (Main Track)

• Manuel Haro (Open Source Innovation Labs Network)

Since the beginning of the 2000s in Mexico and Latin America, the free and open source software community has consolidated in a very important way, promoting efforts to try to achieve a massive migration of users from Windows systems to Linux systems. Although important advances were made, such as the federal government's austerity decrees around 2007 and attempts to achieve federal legislation on the use and adoption of free software at the beginning of the 2010s, a truly notable event was the promulgation of the State Law on Free Software of the State of Zacatecas in 2013, which decreed the promotion of the adoption, development, use and exploitation of FOSS in State Government projects and, in parallel, strengthening the State Government's Free Software Laboratory as the main promoter, manager and validator of compliance with said legislation, highlighting that this Law was replicated, achieving the promulgation of similar laws in the States of Sonora and Oaxaca. Since the end of the 2010s, the strategy around the promotion of Open Source in Mexico, although legislation is not the absolute solution for a solid consolidation of these technologies in the productive sectors, strengthened all those efforts that specifically in universities, some governments and even companies undertook towards the use of FOSS in their productive environments. In such a way that the actions around this mission were strengthening an environment with efforts such as the following: - The technological infrastructures of a large number of federal government agencies, a good number of state and even municipal governments, were deploying their priority projects on Linux architectures, open database engines and clustering, virtualization and administration platforms on Linux architectures. - Academic institutions, although not entirely formally, were integrating FOSS technologies into their academic programs in subjects such as software development, computing, cybersecurity, project management and networks as a very valuable alternative for the benefit of students. - Companies from micro to large corporations have been deploying their critical information systems on Linux architectures, from the virtualization and HPC architecture itself to Linux systems, monitoring and administration systems, as well as data assurance schemes. This has been consolidating a better ecosystem in terms of the acceptance that open source and free software technological solutions are technologies on which major technological trends such as Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Cloud Computing mature, just to mention a few.

Midori a browser made in Latam (Main Track)

• Alfonso Hernandez (Astian, Inc)

Midori is a browser developed in Latin America with a strong user base in Mexico, Colombia, Argentina, Europe and other parts of the world, it is characterized by being a lightweight, fast and secure web browser, but it goes further, in addition to being open source and free software, it promotes total privacy of users by not tracking users, not to sell their information and not to be in charge of a Big tech. Midori uses its own open-source search engine called AstianGO, also open source and free software that stores users' searches, does not sell invasive advertising, does not track users, thus making Midori a privacy- and productivity-oriented ecosystem. Midori and all these tools are developed in Colombia with sponsors from Mexico such as cuates.net among others

SELinux: Myths and realities (Main Track)

• Alex Callejas

Security-Enhanced Linux is a security module that is considered very complicated to use, even the recommendation of several vendors is to disable it. In this session, from very simple examples, I will show all the functionalities of the module to demonstrate its ease of use. Being a policy-based access control, it offers a very flexible security layer to harden Red Hat-based systems.