Support-exit triage
OpenSSL 3.0 LTS End-of-Support Upgrade Planner
Paste fleet, SBOM, package, image, scanner, FIPS, or vendor notes to find OpenSSL 3.0 exposure and the evidence still missing before September 7, 2026.
Source checked: 2026-07-26
OpenSSL lists 3.0 LTS end-of-life on September 7, 2026 and 3.5 LTS through April 8, 2030.
Downloads table / release strategy
Scanner output
OpenSSL support-exit action pack
Exposure inventory
0 clues| Detected clue | Likely exposure type | Confidence | Likely owner | Next action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Run a scan to classify pasted OpenSSL evidence. | ||||
Direct versus inherited exposure
0 lanesRun a scan to separate runtime, OS package, image, SBOM, vendor, and unknown evidence.
Owner matrix
0 workstreams| Workstream | Evidence status | Owner action |
|---|---|---|
| Run a scan to build the owner matrix. | ||
FIPS-sensitive dependency flags
0 flags- Run a scan to detect FIPS provider, certificate, validation, or compliance-review clues.
Vendor or appliance dependency flags
0 flags- Run a scan to detect bundled OpenSSL, vendor-managed appliance, or unknown-library ownership clues.
Risk and priority bands
0 bandsRun a scan to group exposure into immediate, near-term, vendor-confirmation, and insufficient-evidence lanes.
Upgrade path notes
Target supported branch plus testsRun a scan to generate supported-branch, package, image, rebuild, test, rollout, and rollback steps.
Missing evidence queue
0 gaps| Evidence gap | Why it matters | Owner request |
|---|---|---|
| Run a scan to list missing owner, scope, package, image, scanner, FIPS, vendor, test, rollback, and monitoring evidence. | ||
Remediation ticket
Vendor confirmation request
Security/platform evidence request
Redacted fleet summary
Copy artifacts redact obvious hostnames, domains, IPs, emails, account IDs, tokens, secrets, appliance IDs, scanner IDs, repository names, image names, and long identifiers when practical.