Learn why machine-readable security signals provide the practical foundation for automated due diligence. These signals function as voluntary mechanisms for upstream transparency, not formal assurances or a transfer of legal liability. Link in the comments.

Meet Christopher "CRob" Robinson, Chief Security Architect at OpenSSF, speaking at the Open Source Policy Ecosystem Forum on June 8 in Brussels. He will explore "Open Technology Cybersecurity as a Global Collaboration Challenge." Secure your spot: https://bit.ly/4uAwAuj

Live from #OpenSSFCommunity Day North America! 🎉 We're celebrating an incredible quarter of growth and officially welcoming our newest members to the Foundation: ActiveState, Aikido Security, Minimus, TuxCare, and the FreeBSD Foundation! openssf.org/press-releas...

We've seen a concerning rise in targeted attacks on upstream registries like npm and PyPI through malicious packages. But how do you actually defend against them day-to-day? Learn how to strengthen your supply chain security: openssf.org/blog/2026/05...

AI is flooding open source projects with vulnerability reports faster than maintainers can handle. @OpenSSF and @CNCF just dropped the free playbook. "This is math, not magic. And with the right practices, it is manageable." Download your copy: openssf.org/resources/se...

From UI/UX to OpenSSF Contributor: Ejiro Oghenekome on What’s in the SOSS? Ejiro shares insights from her "100 Days of Cybersecurity" challenge and her leadership in authoring the "Beginner to Builder" series. openssf.org/podcast/2026...

Is your organization ready for the European Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)? New EU rules mandate "security by design" for digital products. The second Linux Foundation Research survey launches this June, learn why the ecosystem is falling behind. openssf.org/blog/2026/05...

The OpenSSF released the Secure Coding Guide for #Python (PySCG). This practical resource offers 50+ rules and code examples to help developers mitigate vulnerabilities in open source software. 🐍 Read the blog: openssf.org/blog/2026/05... Access the guide: best.openssf.org/Secure-Codin...

The AI Cyber Challenge (AIxCC) results are in and the work continues through new #OpenSSF projects like OSS-CRS and FuzzingBrain. Read the blog by Helen Woeste (OSTIF): openssf.org/blog/2026/05...

The CPS project has just officially secured the #OpenSSF Gold Badge. CPS is the first project within the LFN community to hit this milestone. This badge proves that security and quality are baked into the DNA of the project. Read the full story: openssf.org/blog/2026/05...

Open Infrastructure Is Not Free Part II 10 trillion open source package downloads in 2026. Still running on donations and volunteers. AI is accelerating attacks. The Sustaining Package Registries WG is here to help. openssf.org/blog/2026/05... #PreserveOpenSource

In the latest What's in the SOSS?, Sally Cooper sits down with Brandt Keller from Defense Unicorns to talk about Zarf, @CloudNativeFdn-ecosystem #OpenSSF Sandbox Project built to package, transfer, and deploy software in air-gapped environments. openssf.org/podcast/2026...

Join us for #OpenSSFCommunity Day North America on May 21! 📅 We are grateful for the support of Honda, our Gold Sponsor, in our mission to secure the open source software ecosystem. Register & join the conversation on software supply chain security: events.linuxfoundation.org/openssf-comm...

The April OpenSSF Newsletter is here! 📰 Big things are happening in the world of open source security. Topping the list: #OpenSSFCommunity Day North America is happening May 21st in Minneapolis! Read the Newsletter: openssf.org/newsletter/2...

The #OpenSSFCommunity Day agenda is live! Mark your calendar for May 21 in Minneapolis and start planning your schedule by bookmarking your favorite sessions. Read the agenda highlight: openssf.org/blog/2026/04... Register for OpenSSF Community Day NA: events.linuxfoundation.org/openssf-comm...

Third-Party Notices (TPNs) are often the only verifiable record when source code or #SBOMs are inaccessible, yet they’re usually trapped in unstructured PDFs. A new guest blog by Devashri Datta discusses transforming TPNs into "Security Intelligence." openssf.org/blog/2026/04...

130 new #CVEs are disclosed every day. Learn how to filter out the 95% of "noise" and focus on vulnerabilities that are actually exploitable in production. Check out the latest guest blog from Jonas Rosland (Sysdig) openssf.org/blog/2026/04...

The 2026 #SecuritySlam has officially concluded! 🏁 🛡️ Huge congrats to our champions and special thanks to our partners at Sonatype and the CNCF TAG Security team! See the full list of winners and find out what’s next: openssf.org/blog/2026/04...

In our latest OpenSSF Tech Talk, OpenSSF members dismantled the AI "black box." Read the recap to learn about the SAFE #MCP threat catalog, how to secure the 3,000+ open source dependencies in the typical AI stack, and more! openssf.org/blog/2026/04... #OpenSSF #AgenticAI

Introducing Big Thoughts, Open Sources, the new video series from the What's in the SOSS? #Podcast First episode: CRob interviews Brian Fox of Sonatype on slop squatting, AI agents flying blind on your security policies, and whether MCP changes anything. openssf.org/podcast/2026...

While many organizations have mastered pre-deployment scanning, a massive blind spot remains: post-deployment vulnerability detection. As Tracy Ragan explains in her latest blog, software that is secure at release can become vulnerable as new #CVEs are disclosed. openssf.org/blog/2026/04...

Welcoming OSS-CRS to the #OpenSSFCommunity Following the success of DARPA’s AI Cyber Challenge (AIxCC), we are thrilled to announce that OSS-CRS is joining the OpenSSF under the AI / ML Security Working Group. openssf.org/blog/2026/04...

The #OpenSSF Ambassador Program is now accepting applications for its first cohort. We are looking for 10-15 advocates to lead local initiatives, mentor developers, and represent the Open Source Security Foundation worldwide. openssf.org/community/op...

The #OpenSSF March newsletter is live! Featuring: - New funding from AWS, Google, Microsoft, and others to secure AI 💰 - Launch of the OpenSSF Ambassador Program - The new Gemara Model for GRC engineering Read more: https://openssf.org/newsletter/2026/03/26/openssf-newsletter-march-2026/

Vulnerability "slop" is real, and it's burning out our maintainers. 📉 On the latest #WhatsInTheSOSS podcast, Michael Lieberman from Kusari explains how we can use codified expertise to filter the noise and meet developers where they are. openssf.org/podcast/2026...

📣 We're launching the OpenSSF Ambassador Program! Applications are now open on a rolling basis. Help us create a future where software is universally trusted and secure. Learn more: https://openssf.org/blog/2026/03/23/introducing-the-openssf-ambassador-program/ #OpenSSF

Kusari is providing its Inspector tool at no cost to OpenSSF projects to move security from reactive firefighting to proactive prevention. Learn more: openssf.org/blog/2026/03... #OpenSSFCommunity

At Open Source #SecurityCon Europe, we welcome Helvethink, Spectro Cloud, and Quantrexion as General Members, introduce Kusari Inspector, and launch the OpenSSF Ambassador Program. Read the Announcement: openssf.org/press-releas...

The Gemara (pronounced "gem-mara" 💎) project provides a logical model to describe compliance activity categories, how they interact, and the schemas to enable automated interoperability. Watch the Spotlight: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKhebJxVntI #OSSSecurity

Join us for a Welcome Call to meet the BEAR Working Group! We’re on a mission to ensure everyone has a fair chance to help protect our digital world. Come see how you can get involved! March 26, 2026 at 9am PT / 12pm ET / 16:00 UTC View our calendar at openssf.org/getinvolved

Today, @linuxfoundation.org announced a $12.5 million investment from a powerhouse coalition including Anthropic, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google, Google DeepMind, GitHub, Microsoft, and OpenAI. Managed by OpenSSF and the Alpha-Omega project. openssf.org/blog/2026/03...

The Linux Foundation Announces $12.5 Million in Grant Funding (via Alpha-Omega and OpenSSF) Anthropic, AmazonWebServices (AWS), GitHub, Google, GoogleDeepMind, Microsoft, OpenAI to Invest in Sustainable Security Solutions for #OpenSource openssf.org/press-releas...

The #OpenSSF Mentorship Program 2026 cycle is here! Whether you're a student looking to learn or a pro ready to lead, join us. 🎧 Inside Scoop: Check out the latest What’s in the SOSS? Podcast to hear how mentees become project maintainers. openssf.org/podcast/2026...

🔍 What to expect at Open Source #SecurityCon Europe 2026? From eBPF-based algorithms to the latest on the EU Cyber Resilience Act, we’re covering the tech and policy that keeps our ecosystem safe. 🔗 Read: openssf.org/blog/2026/03...

The agentic AI Tech Talk is happening next week -- have you registered yet? Read the blog to see why this conversation matters: from agent autonomy & trusted tool interaction to context integrity, it outlines what you’ll learn in the session. openssf.org/blog/2026/03...

Join OpenSSF next week for a #TechTalk and explore how community-driven frameworks like SAFE-MCP are being used to secure autonomous systems. 📅 March 17, 1 PM ET 🔗 https://openssf.org/resources/tech-talks/tech-talk-securing-agentic-ai-in-practice-from-openssf-guidance-to-real-world-implementation/

The EU #CRA is a major milestone for open source, but it can feel overwhelming. At FOSDEM 2026, Harald Fischer from balena broke down the first steps toward conformity using a simple metaphor. 🔗 Read the full guest blog and watch the FOSDEM session here: openssf.org/blog/2026/03...

🔍 The #OSPSBaseline provides practical guidance for open source maintainers and organizations to strengthen project security. It defines clear baseline expectations across areas like repository management, access control, and vulnerability handling. https://youtu.be/rx0NG4P9vaQ?si=KNS-C_zVfejhAE-1

New What’s in the SOSS? podcast episode is live 🎙️ Jennifer Power and Hannah Braswell from Red Hat join Sally Cooper to explain how the Gemara Project is helping make GRC engineering more interoperable across open source. 🎧 Listen: openssf.org/podcast/2026...

Introducing the #Gemara Model -- a new framework for GRC engineering. It outlines a 7-layer architecture designed to help teams standardize how security policies are defined, enforced, and measured. 📖 Blog: openssf.org/blog/2026/03... 📄 Publication: openssf.org/resources/ge...

#AgenticAI is moving fast -- but is it secure? 🤖🔐 📅 Join us for an OpenSSF Tech Talk on the practical realities of securing agentic systems on March 17, 1PM ET! Hear from experts from Microsoft, Canonical, TestifySec, and Thread AI! Register: openssf.org/resources/te... #OSSSecurity

Think you need special permission to contribute to OpenSSF? Think again. ❌ #OSSSecurity thrives on diverse perspectives. Whether you’re into AI/ML security, policy, or dev best practices, there’s a seat at the table for you. 🪑 Read: openssf.org/blog/2026/03...

In this final episode of our AI Cyber Challenge (#AIxCC) series, CRob and Jeff Diecks wrap-up the journey from DARPA's groundbreaking two-year competition to the exciting collaborative phase happening now. 🎧 openssf.org/podcast/2026...

How do you implement the EU Cyber Resilience Act without overburdening open source maintainers? Our new case study explores how Red Hat worked with OpenSSF to align #CRA standards with community-driven development. Read more: openssf.org/blog/2026/03...

Huge updates in the world of Open Source Security! 🔐 The #OpenSSF February Newsletter is out, and it is packed with resources for developers and security teams. Stay ahead of the curve and check out the full breakdown here: openssf.org/newsletter/2...

Maintainers: make your project’s security visible. Start with the #OpenSSF Baseline and earn your badge: 🔗 openssf.org/blog/2026/02...

Now live: ROI for Open Source Software Contribution The data is clear: • 2 to 5x ROI • Faster security response • Less technical debt Read the report: openssf.org/resources/ro... #OpenSSF

AI is playing an increasing role in open source security. Part of our #AIxCC series, Trail of Bits shares lessons from DARPA’s challenge and how AI + fuzzing can deliver real results. openssf.org/podcast/2026...

AI is reshaping open source software and expanding the attack surface. Join our Tech Talk on Securing Agentic AI to explore practical approaches to managing risk, trust, and control in AI-driven systems. Register: openssf.org/resources/te...

Package repository security impacts every OSS ecosystem. 🔐 OpenSSF convened npm, PyPI, Maven Central, RubyGems, crates.io & more to tackle shared challenges -- from identity to governance and sustainability. Read: openssf.org/blog/2026/02... #OSSSecurity