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observed · 2026-10-12 12:09:04 UTC
This letter was originally published in our 2023 Annual Report. We typically open our annual report with a letter from our Executive Director and co-founder, Josh Aas, but he’s on parental leave so I’ll be filling in. I’ve run the Brand & Donor Development team at ISRG since 2016, so I’ve had the pleasure of watching our work mature, our impact grow, and I’ve had the opportunity to get to know many great people who care deeply about security and privacy on the Internet. One of the biggest observations I’ve made during Josh’s absence is that all 23 people who work at ISRG fall into that class of folks. Of course I was a bit nervous as Josh embarked on his leave to discover just how many balls he has been keeping in the air for the last decade. Answer: it’s a lot. But the roster of staff that we’ve built up made it pretty seamless for us to keep moving forward. Let’s Encrypt is supporting 40 million more websites than a year ago, bringing the total to over 360 million. The engineering team has grown to 12 people who are responsible for our continued reliability and ability to scale. But they’re not maintaining the
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observed · 2026-10-12 12:09:04 UTC
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