SecObserve has transitioned its repositories from the MaibornWolff organization to a dedicated SecObserve organization on GitHub. While old links will redirect to the new location, users should update their bookmarks. With the release of version 1.42.0, the Docker images have also moved to the GitHub container registry. The new image URLs are ghcr.io/secobserve/secobserve-backend and ghcr.io/secobserve/secobserve-frontend. Users need to adjust their pull commands to reflect this change. SecObserve is an open-source management system designed for tracking vulnerabilities and licenses in software development, particularly in cloud environments. It works with various open-source vulnerability scanners and integrates seamlessly into CI/CD pipelines. The platform consolidates results from different scanning tools, allowing teams to assess security flaws efficiently. This includes filtering and sorting scan results to focus on the most critical vulnerabilities while eliminating irrelevant data. The system includes two main components: the SecObserve management system itself and repositories for GitLab CI templates and GitHub actions. The management system provides a central view of vulnerability and license scans, presenting results in a consistent format regardless of the source scanner. GitLab CI templates and GitHub actions simplify the integration of vulnerability scanners into development workflows, providing standardized methods and parameters. These templates ensure that teams can easily run scanners and access results in JSON format. For installation and usage details, the full documentation is available at secobserve.github.io/SecObserve. The project adheres to a Code of Conduct, and interested contributors can find guidelines on how to participate. SecObserve is licensed under the 3-Clause BSD License, allowing for broad use and modification.