A leaked MITRE letter reveals that its contract supporting the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) program expires on April 16, 2025, raising concerns for cybersecurity stability. MITRE’s role is crucial for maintaining the CVE system, which catalogs vulnerabilities, and its absence could disrupt national security and critical infrastructure. The government is reportedly working to ensure continued support.
Beyond Compliance – How VPs of Security Drive Strategic Cybersecurity Initiatives
Modern VPs of Security are evolving from compliance enforcers to strategic leaders, aligning cybersecurity with business goals. They prioritize proactive risk management, adopt Zero Trust
