How can open source maintainers prove their project’s security posture?
💬 Learn about the OSPS Baseline in our latest What’s in the SOSS? discussion with Ben Cotton & Eddie Knight.

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💬 “You are not alone. It’s totally OK to ask for help.” — Seth Larson

In this week’s What's In the SOSS podcast, Seth Larson joins host Yesenia Yser to talk about trust, maintainers, and building security together.

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❓What’s new in the #OSPS Baseline?

The latest release (v2025-10-10) refines guidance across access control, build & release practices, and documentation, making it easier for maintainers to adopt and demonstrate strong security practices.

baseline.openssf.org/release_note...

42 is the answer to life, the universe… and everything.
For #OpenSSF, it’s the answer to secure AI development.
Listen to What’s in the SOSS? Episode #42 ft. David A. Wheeler + the launch of LFEL1012

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🎓 Enroll → training.linuxfoundation.org/express-lear...

New #podcast episode 🎙️

AI agents are changing the game for open source security.
CRob talks with John Amaral of root.io about the shift from scanning to fixing first.

Listen → openssf.org/podcast/2025...

From SPDX to SBOMs to safety-critical systems, Kate Stewart has been shaping the future of secure open source.
In this episode of What’s in the SOSS?, she discusses her journey, Zephyr Project, ELISA Project and what the CRA means for developers and manufacturers.

openssf.org/podcast/2025...