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The OpenSSL blog shares updates, insights, and news from the team behind the world’s most widely used cryptographic library.

We are pleased to announce a new cooperation agreement with the Faculty of Informatics at Masaryk University (FI MU), reinforcing secure and trustworthy cryptographic software, research, and education.

Effective January 1, 2026, we joined the Association of Industrial Partners at FI MU as a Small and medium enterprises member to foster closer collaboration with students and researchers, in areas of mutual interest, including cryptographic algorithms, security protocols and all aspects of the OpenSSL Library and its deployment in real-world environments.

We Released Our Annual Report 2025

Martin Bolek
OpenSSL Corporation Annual Report 2025

We released our Annual Report 2025, highlighting a year of targeted investment, expanded capacity, and increased engagement with the global OpenSSL community. The report outlines progress across engineering, support, governance, and community collaboration, reinforcing the OpenSSL MissionSecurity & Privacy for Everyone.

IETF 124 Montreal 2025

Hana Andersen

Observations from IETF 124

The 124th meeting of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) took place in early November in Montreal. These meetings influence how future internet standards evolve, especially in TLS, certificates, cryptography, and secure transport protocols. Many of the topics discussed have a direct impact on the OpenSSL Library roadmap and on the expectations of our support customers.

OpenAlt Conference 2025

Hana Andersen

OpenAlt Conference 2025 – Connecting Developers, Advancing Open Cryptography

The OpenSSL Corporation participated in the annual OpenAlt Conference in Brno (November 1 - 2) as a sponsor and exhibitor. OpenAlt, one of the most established open-source and open-technology events in Brno, brought together developers, educators, and community members to explore the intersection of open innovation, privacy, and digital freedom.

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