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Friday Five — November 6, 2026 | Red Hat

This Red Hat Friday Five roundup covers Project Lightwell, a $5 billion effort to secure open source software with 20,000 engineers, including a Smart Talks discussion on AI-driven vulnerability discovery. It also highlights an upcoming virtual event on open source security on November 12.

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Smart Talks with IBM: The $5 Billion effort to help secure the world’s shared softwareProject Lightwell commits $5 billion and aims for 20,000 engineers to help secure open source software. Malcolm Gladwell talks with Red Hat's Gunnar Hellekson among cybersecurity leaders about AI-driven vulnerability discovery and defending shared digital infrastructure. Learn more Join us for a global virtual event: What’s Next in Open Source SecurityJoin Red Hat's inaugural virtual event on November 12, featuring security leaders, platform teams, and developers discussing open source security challeng

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