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authorAndras Gemes <gemesandras22@gmail.com>Fri Mar 28 15:02:57 2025 +0100
committerGitHub <noreply@github.com>Fri Mar 28 14:02:57 2025 +0000
tree9121eedeabdd1fb172c33c0ad655cbd316e04595
parent53b48301eb3bb4aba63678e9b5eb7cbea7745e34 [diff]
[Nomination] Add HighTec representatives to the Security Group (#124142)

I would like to nominate Mario Cupelli (@mariocup) and myself to join
the LLVM Security Group as representatives (vendor contacts) of [HighTec
EDV Systeme](https://github.com/hightec-rt).

Mario is the CTO of HighTec and has a strong background in compiler
safety qualification. I am a SW engineer with a focus on cybersecurity
and a goal to contribute to the LLVM Security Group.

HighTec collaborates with major silicon vendors and offers
safety-qualified C/C++ and Rust compilers based on LLVM. Our active
contributions to LLVM include work on the linker and various patches and
we are committed to further improving LLVM’s security.

Our motivation for joining the LLVM Security Group is to collaborate
with LLVM security experts, stay informed about the latest CVEs in LLVM
and meet the cybersecurity requirements of the automotive industry.
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