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JetBrains Joins the Open Source Security Foundation - The JetBrains Blog

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Date Published
Author
Katherine Druckman
Word Count
417
Company Posts That Month
19
Language
American English
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Summary

JetBrains has joined the Linux Foundation’s Open Source Security Foundation (OpenSSF) as a general member, announced alongside other new members at OpenSSF Community Day Europe in Prague. OpenSSF supports software supply-chain security through projects such as Sigstore and SLSA, while its AI/ML Security Working Group develops guidance for securing machine-learning models and AI coding assistants. JetBrains says the growth of coding agents makes software verification and provenance increasingly important, since AI-generated code and dependencies introduce new trust and security concerns. The company plans to contribute its experience from JetBrains Air, its work on helping developers understand and verify agent-produced code, while collaborating with the broader OpenSSF community to help shape secure software development practices.

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