Alpha-Omega’s mission is to protect society by catalyzing sustainable security improvements across open source, from the largest global projects to the smallest but essential components maintained by individuals. Open source underpins the world’s digital infrastructure, yet much of it remains under-resourced and exposed to growing security risks. Alpha-Omega exists to address this challenge by serving as a helping hand and funding catalyst that supports the maintainers, communities, and ecosystems where security investment can have the greatest impact.

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Organizations join Alpha-Omega because they want to take an active role in improving the security of open source software models.

ABOUT ALPHA-OMEGA

Alpha-Omega is backed by Anthropic, AWS, Citi, GitHub, Google, Google DeepMind, Microsoft, and OpenAI and reflects their commitment to improve open source security. With an annual budget of over $7M, Alpha-Omega works in partnership with maintainers, security researchers, and the global open source community to enable security work that is practical, scalable and sustainable.

LATEST FROM ALPHA-OMEGA

A safety net for eBPF: adding KASAN support to JITed programs

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While eBPF technology continues to gain traction, the BPF verifier isn't entirely foolproof. Learn how a new initiative brings Kernel Address Sanitizer (KASAN) support to eBPF JIT-compiled programs on x86_64…

Mbed-TLS Audit Complete!

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The Open Source Technology Improvement Fund is proud to share the results of our Mbed-TLS security audit, conducted in partnership with Quarkslab and Alpha-Omega to review the version 3.x to…

Fewer keys under the doormat: why trusted publishing matters for Open VSX

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Trusted publishing is now available on the Open VSX Registry. Discover why moving away from vulnerable long-lived personal access tokens and adopting short-lived workload identity is critical for software supply…

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