Recap: OpenSSF Community Day Korea 2025
OpenSSF Community Day Korea took place on November 4, 2025, in Seoul, bringing developers and security engineers together for a day of practical discussions on software security.
OpenSSF Community Day Korea took place on November 4, 2025, in Seoul, bringing developers and security engineers together for a day of practical discussions on software security.
Jay White from Microsoft joins What’s in the SOSS to talk about his journey into open source, AI and ML security, model signing, and the importance of community collaboration. Hear how standardization, transparency, and community involvement can strengthen AI supply chain security.
At KubeCon+CloudNativeCon North America, Stacey Potter (OpenSSF) and Adolfo GarcĂa Veytia delivered one of the most memorable and entertaining keynotes of the week: “Supply Chain Reaction: A Cautionary Tale in Kubernetes Security.”
In the latest OpenSSF Tech Talk, we focused on a significant hurdle in software supply chain security: managing software delivery and upkeep within air-gapped and restricted network environments. You can now view the recording on the OpenSSF YouTube channel, and the presentation slides are accessible here.
At the end of October 2025, the Linux Foundation Europe, OpenSSF, and CEPS brought together developers, maintainers, policymakers, and industry leaders for conversations on open source, security, and Europe’s digital future. Through keynotes, workshops, and policy-focused sessions, the week created much-needed clarity around the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) and, more broadly, the EU cybersecurity policy,…
At Open Source SecurityCon in Atlanta, the Open Source Security Foundation (OpenSSF) announced Target Corporation and Thread AI as new general members, OSTIF’s upgrade to general membership, and recognized Golden Egg Award winners for their contributions to open source security. The Foundation continues to advance education, collaboration, and tooling to secure the global software supply…
OpenSSF sponsored the Open Source Finance Forum in New York, highlighting how collaboration between open source maintainers and the financial sector drives stronger cybersecurity. Talks covered AI security, the OSPS Baseline, and stabilizing vulnerability data, helping financial institutions build trust and resilience through open source.