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Paul Roeland
Integrator, open source activist and non-profit tech person. Currently on the Board.
Paul Roeland
Integrator, open source activist and non-profit tech person. Currently on the Board.
Paul Roeland
Integrator, open source activist and non-profit tech person. Currently on the Board.
Paul Roeland
Long-time user of Plone in various forms, interested in community, documentation, accessibility. Currently on the Board
PF Activities Review 2017-2018.pdf
PF Financial 2015_2016 - Comparison Nov 15 to Sep 16.pdf
PFActivitiesReview2015-2016.pdf
Plone 2020
The future of Plone - a community-generated roadmap from the 2014 Plone Conference
Plone Conference 2016: Boston, Massachusetts, USA
October 17-23, 2016: training, keynotes, presentations, lighting talks, and sprints
Plone Foundation Activities Review 2016-2017
Plone Foundation Activities Review 2018-2019.pdf
Plone Foundation Board Minutes October 19, 2023
Selection of officers for the new Board term.
Plone Foundation financial report: 2019 vs 2018 Comparison Report for Conference.pdf
Plone Hotfix Descriptions
Descriptions of the individual hotfixes and the vulnerabilities they address.
Plone Welcomes Students for Google Summer of Code 2019
Thanks to the fine folks at the Python Software Foundation, we look forward to working with three students.
Report a Security Issue
If you think you found a security related problem, please report it responsibly.
Roadmap
With over 20 years of past, here we talk about the future of Plone.
Security Hotfixes
Always check if there may have been a hotfix released after the version of Plone that you are using to keep your site as secure as possible.
Security track record
Measuring or quantifying security risks in software is hard — security is a process, not a product, and thus requires constant vigilance and good coding practices combined with security reviews. Yet we have never received a report of a serious vulnerability in Plone being exploited in the wild.
Security update policy
Plone's security team releases periodic updates containing fixes and security improvements typically found through code audits. Serious vulnerabilities, especially those reported by external researchers, are fixed as soon as possible.