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August
2025
ICYMI: Noteworthy Headlines 🗞️
- The White House unveils its AI Action Plan; check out Kusari CEO Tim Miller’s take on what it means for secure, trustworthy AI
- Python Package Index (PyPI) boosts security by checking for expired email domains, after several malicious packages were found earlier this year
- Gemini CLI flaw let hackers slip malicious code into README files
- Buried under too many GitHub notification emails? New headers make it easier to filter your mail
Latest from Kusari

- Secure open source dependencies and stay ahead of new regulations
- Kusari tackles the biggest challenges in cloud-native security, as outlined by The New Stack
- Most Gen AI pilots are failing, according to MIT; why build your own AI security tool when Kusari Inspector code security analysis is fast, reliable, and free to try right now
Upcoming Events 📣
- August 25-27 | Open Source Summit in Amsterdam
- Prepare for the CRA Expert Panel | Michael Lieberman, Amanda Brock, OpenUK, Eddie Knight, Sonatype & Andy Martin, ControlPlane
- August 28 | OpenSSF Community Day in Amsterdam
- Keynote: Improving Security Data with ORBIT | Ben Cotton & Eddie Knight, Sonatype
- GUAC & Trustify: Building a Common Supply Chain Knowledge Graph | Ben Cotton & Dejan Bosanac, Red Hat
- September 10 | Kusari Livestream - Vulnerabilities: Gone in 30 Days
What’s up with GUAC? 🥑
- GUAC Visualizer v0.6.0 is now available; check out the improvements and our testing of GitHub's Immutable Releases feature (currently in private preview).
- The GUAC community recently assessed itself against the Open Source Project Security Baseline. The result? Validation in an hour!
- Get involved in OpenSSF working groups - we’re partial to the Supply Chain Integrity working group - join the mailing list and the next meeting: August 27 at 9am Pacific → https://lists.openssf.org/g/openssf-supply-chain-integrity
Resource of the Month ⚒️
- Opengrep provides static analysis to catch security issues in 30+ programming languages