Pushing Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure forward in Asia Pacific
summary
A new Asia-Pacific CVD working group within APCERT brings six operational members (JPCERT/CC, KR, TW, IN, MY, AU) and holds its first meeting in January to inventory member practices, produce presentation-based documents and map gaps in CNA adoption. The group aims to build an Asia-Pacific CVD working group output: a cooperative CVD framework, run awareness campaigns, and evolve into an AP CVD supporting team that acts as translator/mediator; current problems are late-comer maturity and government-led dependency.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:01Speaker overview
- 2:05What is CVD
- 3:53Global CVD landscape
- 6:46Asia Pacific CBD readiness and challenges
- 8:54Motivation for APAC group
- 10:03APAC group members
- 12:18Key APAC challenges
- 16:16Low maturity gaps
- 18:25Future group role
- 21:56Call for input
- 22:16Awareness strategies
- 23:42Summary
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