CVSS SIG Past, Present & Future + CVSS v4.0 Beyond the Numbers
summary
CVSS v4.0 ships (published 2023-11-01) with concrete changes: new supplemental metrics, reworked subsequent system impact fields, attack requirements and expanded user interaction (none/passive/active), plus threat metrics replacing parts of temporal. Tooling is being built — JS reference libraries, calculators and NVD JSON v5.1 testing — but adoption stalls on integration and APIs; Tenable and Qualys are early adopters. Real examples show scores dropping by automation: Heartbleed 9.3 → 8.1 with exploitability unproven (and → 6.3 when modified AV), and a clamav scenario reduced to 2.7.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:04CVSS SIG overview
- 8:14SIG structure changes
- 13:14CVSS v4.0 challenges
- 20:26Future plans for v5.0
- 32:12Why CVSS v4.0 matters
- 49:00CVSS v4.0 metrics demo
- 1:00:16Q&A
- 1:14:43Closing remarks
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