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Drupal security advisories are now available in OSV database

By Drupal Security Team on

One of the key parts of keeping a website secure is making sure you have updated to incorporate security updates. Today, we're excited to share that Drupal's security information will be available in a new channel, the OSV database, that has some benefits compared to existing tools. This is another large step forward in making it easier for Drupal sites to stay secure.

Drupal Canvas is Now Available: Inside Drupal's New Visual Page Builder

By Drupal on

For years, Drupal has been the platform of choice for organizations that need serious digital capabilities—think universities managing millions of pages, government agencies with complex workflows, and Fortune 500 companies running mission-critical websites. The power is undeniable, but there's always been a catch: you needed technical expertise to unlock it.

Drupal Goes to the U.N.

By Drupal Association on

The recent Talking Drupal episode featuring Mike Gifford and Tiffany Farriss presents how Drupal is playing a role in the global conversation on digital public infrastructure. Their discussion highlights what the Drupal community already knows, governments are beginning to treat open source as a strategic requirement.


Tiffany Farriss representing Drupal at United Nations’ Open Source Week.

How Sharp Europe Serves 120,000 Enterprise Customers with Drupal

By ryan_witcombe on

Nara, Japan – Sharp Europe detailed how it built a digital infrastructure for one of the world's most complex B2B operations on Drupal, managing 120,000 enterprise customers across 48 countries with 17 sites in 19 languages.

The electronics giant generates €13.5 billion in annual revenue, with 40% coming from B2B operations that serve vastly different audiences – from 110,000 small enterprises requiring low-touch transactions to mid-market companies needing sophisticated engagement.

State of Drupal presentation (October 2025)

By dries on

This blog has been re-posted and edited with permission from Dries Buytaert's blog.

In my DrupalCon Vienna keynote, I talk about how Drupal is adapting to an AI-driven web through AI-enabled visual editing, site templates, autonomous agents, and workflow orchestration.

The web is changing fast. AI now writes content, builds web pages, and answers questions directly, often bypassing websites entirely.

Celebrating Excellence: The Women in Drupal Award Shines a Spotlight on Female Leaders Shaping the Future of Open Source

By nicoloye on

The Women in Drupal Award sponsored by JAKALA, returned this year to honour and celebrate the outstanding achievements of women making remarkable contributions to the global Drupal community. The award, presented during the prestigious DrupalCon Vienna 2025 opening ceremony, recognises women who have demonstrated exceptional leadership, innovation, and impact within one of the world’s most influential open-source ecosystems.

International Splash Awards Spotlight Excellence in Drupal Innovation at DrupalCon Vienna 2025

By nicoloye on

The International Splash Awards 2025 concluded today during DrupalCon Europe in Vienna, celebrating the world’s most outstanding Drupal projects, agencies, and developers. The annual awards recognize excellence in design, innovation, technical achievement, and community impact across a range of categories.

Drupal’s Turning Point: Running Toward the AI Storm

By ryan_witcombe on

Running Toward the AI Storm

If you couldn’t make it to DrupalCon Vienna, here’s what you missed in the DriesNote. 

Dries just delivered a DriesNote that marks a true turning point for Drupal — and the message couldn’t be clearer: we’re not just adapting to AI, we’re accelerating straight into it.

Beyond Patching: Drupal Association and CrowdSec Team Up to Protect the Open Web

By jonaazizaj on

Keeping your site up to date is essential, but it is only the beginning when it comes to web security. For Drupal site maintainers, this comes naturally thanks to a long-standing culture of best practices, code quality, and the dedicated work of the Drupal Security Team. But today’s threat landscape doesn’t just target vulnerabilities in code. It exploits infrastructure, automation, and scale.

Drupal 11.2.0 is now available

By gábor hojtsy on

The second feature release of Drupal 11 improves backend and frontend performance and scalability, completes the introduction of OOP support of hooks, adds JSON Schema support, includes AVIF image format capability, supports SDC variants, and more.

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