Csm.De Dell and CSM Address Vulnerability Reporting Policies
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- •Dell emphasizes collaboration with security researchers for vulnerability reporting.
- •CSM's PSIRT encourages detailed reporting of potential vulnerabilities.
- •Both companies stress the importance of coordinated disclosure.
Dell has outlined its vulnerability response policy, emphasizing collaboration with security researchers and adherence to standards like FIRST PSIRT Services Framework and ISO/IEC guidelines. The policy aims to ensure timely remedies for vulnerabilities affecting Dell products. CSM's Product Security Incident Response Team (PSIRT) encourages responsible reporting of vulnerabilities related to its products and services. CSM requests detailed information on vulnerabilities, including affected products and technical details, to facilitate efficient handling. Both companies stress the importance of coordinated disclosure and confidentiality until remedies are available. No specific vulnerabilities or exploitation incidents are reported in the articles.
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