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Don’t hate the Disclosure, Hate the Vulnerability: How the government is bringing researchers and vendors together to talk vulnerability disclosure. - Allan Friedman BSides Las Vegas 2015 (Hacking Illustrated Series InfoSec Tutorial Videos)

Don’t hate the Disclosure, Hate the Vulnerability: How the government is bringing researchers and vendors together to talk vulnerability disclosure.
Allan Friedman

Good information security policy requires addressing a myriad of complicated, inter-related issues, while still adhering to the Hippocratic principle of 'First, Do No Harm.' Rather than new regulation, one approach is to bring those that understand the issues and have a stake in the game together to find common ground. This talk will present the US Department of Commerce's new initiative on vulnerability research disclosure, and explain the multistakeholder process that builds on community experience to build trust between security researchers and software and system vendors. The goals are to identify and promote common principles and best practices that all parties agree will promote  We'll translate DC buzzwords, and ask for your feedback on how we can make this process better.

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