A revised vulnerability rating system gains steam A standardized system to rank computer system vulnerabilities has been revised to help IT managers make better decisions more quickly about potential threats. Released last month, the second version of the Common Vulnerability Scoring System, or CVSS v2, is designed to provide a universally standardized and vendor-neutral method for rating system vulnerabilities that will help IT managers streamline their priorities. CVSS v2 was developed by the Common Vulnerability Scoring System-Special Interest Group, or CVSS-SIG, an industry group made up of vendors, researchers, academics, government agency officials and IT managers interested in promoting a common language and method for ranking IT vulnerabilities. The group is part of an international incident-handling organization called the Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams, or FIRST.

A revised vulnerability rating system gains steam A standardized system to rank computer system vulnerabilities has been revised to help IT managers make better decisions more quickly about potential threats. Released last month, the second version of the Common Vulnerability Scoring System, or CVSS v2, is designed to provide a universally standardized and vendor-neutral method for rating system vulnerabilities that will help IT managers streamline their priorities. CVSS v2 was developed by the Common Vulnerability Scoring System-Special Interest Group, or CVSS-SIG, an industry group made up of vendors, researchers, academics, government agency officials and IT managers interested in promoting a common language and method for ranking IT vulnerabilities. The group is part of an international incident-handling organization called the Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams, or FIRST., July 10, 2007 04:00 GMT+01
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A revised vulnerability rating system gains steam A standardized system to rank computer system vulnerabilities has been revised to help IT managers make better decisions more quickly about potential threats. Released last month, the second version of the Common Vulnerability Scoring System, or CVSS v2, is designed to provide a universally standardized and vendor-neutral method for rating system vulnerabilities that will help IT managers streamline their priorities. CVSS v2 was developed by the Common Vulnerability Scoring System-Special Interest Group, or CVSS-SIG, an industry group made up of vendors, researchers, academics, government agency officials and IT managers interested in promoting a common language and method for ranking IT vulnerabilities. The group is part of an international incident-handling organization called the Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams, or FIRST.

A revised vulnerability rating system gains steam A standardized system to rank computer system vulnerabilities has been revised to help IT managers make better decisions more quickly about potential threats. Released last month, the second version of the Common Vulnerability Scoring System, or CVSS v2, is designed to provide a universally standardized and vendor-neutral method for rating system vulnerabilities that will help IT managers streamline their priorities. CVSS v2 was developed by the Common Vulnerability Scoring System-Special Interest Group, or CVSS-SIG, an industry group made up of vendors, researchers, academics, government agency officials and IT managers interested in promoting a common language and method for ranking IT vulnerabilities. The group is part of an international incident-handling organization called the Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams, or FIRST., July 10, 2007 04:00 GMT+01
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