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CISA and Partners Publish Guidance to Help Software Manufacturers and Online Service ...
CISA and international cyber agencies (NSA, JPCERT/CC, NCSC-NL, NCSC-UK) published coordinated vulnerability disclosure (CVD) guidance for software makers and online service providers to establish structured programmes for working with security researchers. The guidance sets best practices for vulnerability reporting processes, researcher safety, and transparent communication to improve product security.
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The Wire takeaway
If you ship software or run an online service, CISA and five governments just made vulnerability disclosure a compliance expectation, not optional. Building a CVD programme now is cheaper than the liability, regulatory friction, and researcher goodwill you'll lose if you don't.
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Topics: Enterprise Software · cvd-programme · vulnerability-management · secure-by-design · researcher-relations · cisa-guidance