Software Supply Chain Security
Your Guide to the OpenSSF OSPS Baseline for More Secure Open Source Projects
The Open Source Project Security (OSPS) Baseline is a community-developed catalog of practical security controls that helps open source projects understand what good security looks like and how to improve over time.
Catching Malicious Package Releases Using a Transparency Log
Trail of Bits, with funding from OpenSSF, is improving Sigstore’s rekor-monitor to help maintainers detect malicious package releases, monitor signing identities, and strengthen software supply chain security using transparency logs.
What’s in the SOSS? Podcast #47 – S2E24 Teaching the Next Generation: Software Supply Chain Security in Academia with Justin Cappos
NYU professor Justin Cappos joins the OpenSSF podcast to discuss why software supply chain security is missing from most university curricula -- and how hands-on, open source-first education can change that.
OpenSSF Newsletter – October 2025
Discover the latest updates across the OpenSSF community including new learning offerings, AI/ML security advancements, SBOM evolution under the CRA, Scorecard improvements, Sigstore research, upcoming events, and fresh podcast episodes helping secure the future of open source.
SBOMs in the Era of the CRA: Toward a Unified and Actionable Framework
By Madalin Neag, Kate Stewart, and David A. Wheeler In our previous blog post, we explored how the Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) should not be a static artifact created...