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Recent Blog Posts
BlogGuest BlogIntroducing Privateer: AI-Assisted Security & Compliance Evaluation Framework Joins the OpenSSF Sandbox
October 13, 2026

Introducing Privateer: AI-Assisted Security & Compliance Evaluation Framework Joins the OpenSSF Sandbox

Discover Privateer, a new plugin-based, AI-assisted security and compliance evaluation framework that has officially joined the OpenSSF Sandbox under the ORBIT Working Group.
BlogPress ReleaseOpenSSF Shares Expanded Membership and New Global Policy Resources During Community Day Europe
October 6, 2026

OpenSSF Shares Expanded Membership and New Global Policy Resources During Community Day Europe

The OpenSSF announced expanded membership during its Community Day Europe, welcoming four new members: A-Team Systems, Emphere, DACHS IT GMBH, and JetBrains. The Foundation also released significant CRA resources to…
BlogCase StudiesCase Study: How Does IBM Turn Open Source Participation Into Enterprise and Career Value?
September 25, 2026

Case Study: How Does IBM Turn Open Source Participation Into Enterprise and Career Value?

IBM’s Jamie Thomas explains how intentional participation in open source communities and OpenSSF drives business strategy, improves software supply chain security, and creates career growth opportunities.

Open source software is pervasive in data centers, consumer devices, and applications. Securing open source software requires fostering collaboration, establishing best practices, and developing innovative solutions.

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