Katherine Druckman

@katherined.bsky.social

Intel Open Source Security Evangelist, formerly of the late, great Linux Journal. Drupalist, recovering software engineer, podcaster(Open at Intel, Reality 2.0, FLOSS Weekly), decorative arts enthusiast. Ex-derby girl. 


One of my favorite features of what used to be Twitter was that you could follow all the interesting side quests for any given tech conference. I have found that this has largely disappeared. Is it a thing here? Can we make it a thing here?

Adopting a marketing mindset can help you create magic in your open source communities and projects.🔮 @lorilorusso.bsky.social, open source community leader, joined us on the Open At Intel podcast to share valuable tips. Listen and subscribe here or in your favorite podcast app:

Making Open Source Magic | Open at Intel

Even as a developer or technologist, adopting a marketing mindset can help you create magic in your communities and projects. Open source marketing and community leader, Lori Lorusso, joins us to give...

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Ever wanted to hire me but wished, “If only he were smarter, with security expertise, more integrity, and better looking?” My friend Kyle Rankin is available for the first time since I've known him, and ticks all those boxes. Total #DreamTeam caliber guy. kylerank.in/about.html 1/2

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Exciting news! We are pleased to support DARPA on new AI Cyber Challenge (AIxCC) announced today at Black Hat. AIxCC is a challenge with $18.5M in prizes launched to automatically find and fix software vulnerabilities using artificial intelligence #AIxCC #AI #Security #OSS #BHUSA @omkhar.net

OpenSSF to Support DARPA on New AI Cyber Challenge (AIxCC) - Open Source Security Foundation

The Open Source Security Foundation (OpenSSF) announced today at Black Hat 2023 its collaboration with the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) on the AI Cyber Challenge (AIxCC) – a two...

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Hi everyone 👋 We're the Open Source Security Foundation aka OpenSSF. Looking forward to joining you here on Bluesky!

Just released another Open at Intel podcast. There is a lot of (often uncelebrated) work happening every day to keep the open source ecosystem going, keep it secure, and encourage new participation. If you’ve wondered what an OSPO does, please check it out in your favorite podcast player!

Finally made it over here, and just in time to share the latest Open at Intel podcast. 😁 I talked with Josh Bressers about why open source is not broken, but like all ecosystems, it could use some thoughtful preservation. Enjoy! I had fun with this one.

Open Source Isn’t Broken | Open at Intel

The open source software ecosystem has always faced tough challenges related to community, governance, and scalability. More than ever before, much conversation about open source struggles is devoted ...

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