A funding cut is forcing the nonprofit MITRE Corporation to end support for a 25-year-old program that helps the cybersecurity industry track and patch software vulnerabilities. On Tuesday ...

a free online database that tracks software flaws across products and services, making it a valuable resource for the cybersecurity industry. Yesterday, news emerged that MITRE Corporation’s ...

Financial support for the system that tracks publicly disclosed cybersecurity ... to prioritize applying patches or other mitigations. MITRE, the federally funded organization behind the program ...

The CVE program, which has been in place since 1999, is an essential way to report and track vulnerabilities ... Authorities are associated with MITRE and authorized to assign CVE numbers.

MITRE Vice President Yosry Barsoum has warned ... and everyone in the field will have no standardized method to track new security issues if servers are shut down and CVE Numbering Authorities ...

The U.S. government funding needed for non-profit research giant MITRE to develop, operate and maintain its flagship Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures Program will expire Wednesday, the company ...

MITRE Corporation administers the software vulnerability tracking program at CVE.org, but its funding runs out this week. The Trump administration recently canceled a $29 million contract.

The 25-year-old CVE Program, which tracks software vulnerabilities, has secured a last-minute funding reprieve from the federal government to keep it intact. On Wednesday, the US Cybersecurity and ...