The CVE security program used to track vulnerabilities in both hardware and software has had its federal funding removed with immediate effect. Apple is one of a number of tech giants who rely on ...

The CVE program for tracking security flaws is about to lose federal funding. Financial support for the system that tracks publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities expires on April 16th.

After the impending CVE blackout: EU vulnerability database goes live European cybersecurity authority ENISA, its US-counterpart CISA and others are positioning themselves to maintain continuity.

The CVE cybersecurity flaw tracking system will continue to receive government funding after CISA renewed its contract to “ensure there will be no lapse in critical CVE services.” ...

Although entities across the globe rely on CVE codes to ensure they are discussing the same vulnerabilities, it is dependent on a government-funded program operated by the MITRE Corporation. BREAKING.