website/blogs: Swap em dash and hyphen on blog post (#6978)
Swap em dash and hyphen Signed-off-by: Rebecca Dodd <82806852+rebeccadee@users.noreply.github.com>
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Legacy security vendors that rely on black box development can't keep up with open source. It's an oft—discussed topic-the ability of open source communities to quickly jump in and collectively solve problems and innovate solutions—but it is equally believed that "serious" security software companies have proprietary software.
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Legacy security vendors that rely on black box development can't keep up with open source. It's an oft-discussed topic—the ability of open source communities to quickly jump in and collectively solve problems and innovate solutions—but it is equally believed that "serious" security software companies have proprietary software.
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In this blog, we will take a closer look at the pros and cons of the various source availability types of SSO and other security software.
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