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Take Part in the 2026 Drupal Business Survey

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The Drupal Business Survey investigates the trends in the digital market, in particular from service providers involved with the open source Drupal CMS and enterprise platform. Digital agencies from all over the world participate in the yearly survey and the business insights on market share and growth opportunities gained are shared with those who’ve submitted responses. 

The work that just happens: the DA Insider for August 2026

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This post is adapted from the DA Insider, the Drupal Association's monthly newsletter. Subscribe here to get it in your inbox each month.

Straight from Ryan's desk

To the Drupal community,

The Drupal Association Announces 2026 Board Election Winner

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The Drupal Association is excited to announce the winner of 2026 Community At-Large Board Elections.

We extend a sincere thank you to Alejandro Moreno for his service and dedication, not only to Drupal, but to the Drupal community. Your time spent on the board made such a difference to the future of the Drupal project, and we thank you all for participating with grace, thoughtfulness, and insightful contributions.

A First Look at the DrupalCon Orlando Venue

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This is cross-posted from Mike Herchel's blog

A few weeks ago, I met up with some of the DrupalCon Orlando local planning committee at the Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress Resort to check out the venue and finalize a bunch of plans.

Responding to Drupal Enquiries with a Community-First Mindset

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This is a guest post from the team at Zoocha, a Gold Drupal Certified Partner with offices in the United Kingdom, Spain, Brazil, and the United States.

The work that just happens: the DA Insider for July 2026

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This post is adapted from the DA Insider, the Drupal Association's monthly newsletter. Subscribe here to get it in your inbox each month.

Open source hums along on the work that just gets done. As Tiffany Farriss steps into the interim CEO seat, she's making a point to notice the sheer volume of work powering the Drupal ecosystem — hundreds of projects migrated to GitLab, DrupalCon Rotterdam in the homestretch, a new front door for Drupal in development, 14 community events landing this August, and partnership groundwork under way in Burkina Faso. Here's what came together in July, and how you can be part of what's next.

Drupal Association 2025 Audit and Financial Overview

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When I took on the role of Interim CEO, I committed to being direct about our finances and noted that our earlier audits already told much of the story. The board has now released our 2025 audit report, which was provided to the Board of Directors of Association on 8 July 2026 and approved on 25 July 2026. It provides additional context and detail, but does not change the overall picture or our path forward. 

Why We Contribute: The Philosophy Behind 1xINTERNET's Top-Tier Drupal Status

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This is a guest post from the incredible team at 1xINTERNET, a Top-Tier Drupal contributor and digital agency headquartered in Frankfurt, Germany.

Introducing the Drupal AI Security Initiative: The First Six Weeks

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Drupal's volunteer Security Team has protected millions of sites for more than 20 years and its process is world-class. Bandwidth among the security engineers has always been the limiting constraint. This spring that constraint met a new kind of pressure: AI-assisted analysis is finding latent vulnerabilities at an accelerating pace.

The Drupal AI Security Initiative adds funded security capacity in response. It is funded through Alpha-Omega's Security-Engineer-in-Residence (SEIR) program, coordinated by the Drupal Association, and works alongside the volunteer Security Team, which continues its normal process throughout.

This post introduces the initiative and reports on our first six weeks. The short version: the funded fractional team model is working and has already evolved our understanding of where we want to focus next.

How Drupal Has Protected Millions of Sites

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The Drupal project runs one of the most disciplined coordinated-disclosure programs in open source, and it has done so through volunteer effort for more than two decades. Millions of sites, many operated by governments, universities, and enterprises, depend on it.

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