Thanks to the investment of [the OpenSSF's security project] in 2024, our Security Developer-in-Residence, Seth Larson, continued his work improving the security posture of CPython and the ecosystem of Python packages. Python continues to be an open source security leader, evident by the using as well as our publication of a new used by Ruby, Crates.io, and Nuget. Python was also in early 2024 by the White House and CISA following to the Office of the National Cyber Directory Request for Information on open source security in 2023... Due to the increasing demand for SBOMs, Seth has taken the initiative to generate SBOM documents for the CPython runtime and all its dependencies, which are . Seth has also started work on standardizing SBOM documents for Python packages with , aiming to and accurately represent non-Python software included in Python packages. , The Python Software Foundation ("made up of, governed, and led by the community") does more than just host Python and its documnation, the Python Package Repository, and the development workflows of core CPython developers. This week the PSF released its 28-page Annual Impact Report this week, noti, The podcast about Python and the people who make it great.