OpenSSL Corporation
The official commercial arm of the OpenSSL Project, providing support, FIPS certification, and engineering around the OpenSSL cryptographic library.
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Overview
OpenSSL Corporation is the official commercial arm of the OpenSSL Project, created and supported by the project's original founders and core contributors. Its commercial activities fund the majority of the work performed on the OpenSSL Library. The corporation provides direct access to the experts behind the world's most widely-deployed cryptographic library, plus engineering, FIPS certification, and support around it. Its team operates across three continents, with locations in Newark and Brno (USA & Czech Republic).
History
OpenSSL Corporation is the official commercial arm of the OpenSSL Project, created and supported by the project's original founders and core contributors. Its commercial activities fund the majority of the work performed on the OpenSSL Library. The corporation states that it has shipped the cryptography of the open internet for twenty-eight years, and that in 2025, 66% of project-funded contributions to the OpenSSL Library came from its team, with an 86% support contract renewal rate and 21 people on the team, nearly doubled in 2025. It convenes the OpenSSL community annually at the OpenSSL Conference; registration is open for the 2026 edition in Prague, 13–15 October.
Products and positioning
The official commercial arm of the OpenSSL Project, built and run by the library's original founders and core maintainers.
Support plans
Support plans for organisations that depend on OpenSSL.
FIPS rebranding
FIPS rebranding services.
Engineering
Engineering services for organisations that depend on OpenSSL.
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