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CISA, International Partners Issue Guidance on Vulnerability Disclosure Programs
CISA and four international cybersecurity partners have released guidance to help software makers and online service providers establish coordinated vulnerability disclosure programmes that formalise how researchers report, test, and track security vulnerabilities.
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The Wire takeaway
If you make software or host services, you now have a formal standard for handling security researchers who find bugs—and CISA expects you to follow it. Build the intake channel now, because the next contract or customer audit will ask for proof you have one.
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Topics: Cybersecurity · vulnerability-disclosure · coordinated-reporting · software-security · cisa-guidance · security-researchers