Software Vulnerability
What is Software Vulnerability?
A weakness in software code that can be exploited by attackers to compromise the confidentiality, integrity, or availability of a system.
Frameworks that govern software vulnerability
What the standards actually require on software vulnerability
Requirements naming software vulnerability across 3 standards, quoted from the control text.
Mitigate the risk of vulnerabilities from unpatched software on entity-managed Transient Cyber Assets, per capability, by security patching, live read-only operating systems, system hardening or another method.
nerc-cip::CIP-010 R4 Att1 1.3 · CIP-010-4 R4 Att1 1.3: Transient Cyber Assets managed by the entity: software vulnerability mitigation →GenAI framework, Incident Reporting: set up channels for outsiders to report safety vulnerabilities, with a window to assess, patch and publish as in software vulnerability practice, plus ongoing monitoring to catch malfunctions;
singapore-ai-governance-framework::GEN-4 · Run vulnerability reporting and AI incident reporting with a materiality threshold →Controllers (and their representatives) must protect personal data against negligent loss and unauthorised destruction, alteration, access or processing with safeguards reflecting the state of technology, cost, the nature of the data and the risks to subjects;...
tanzania-personal-data-protection-act-2022::S27 · Protect personal data with security safeguards proportionate to risk →Questions people ask about software vulnerability
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