Open Source Security Foundation

OSS is a digital public good and as an industry, we have an obligation to address the security concerns with the community. We envision a future where OSS is universally trusted, secure, and reliable. Producers of OSS (of all skill levels) have the ability to proactively and retroactively address both existing and emergent security threats through low-friction tooling automation, education, and clear and actionable guidance.

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OSS is a digital public good and as an industry, we have an obligation to address the security concerns with the community. We envision a future where OSS is universally trusted, secure, and reliable. Producers of OSS (of all skill levels) have the ability to proactively and retroactively address both existing and emergent security threats through low-friction tooling automation, education, and clear and actionable guidance.

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