EU Launches Vulnerability Database Amid Dependency and Fragmentation Risks
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The EU has initiated a vulnerability database, the Global Cybersecurity Vulnerability Enumeration (GCVE.eu), to reduce reliance on US databases. This initiative has received support from the security community, although concerns about potential fragmentation of security intelligence affecting vulnerability identification and remediation have been raised.
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