The CVE Program — as we know it — just almost expired. MITRE’s contract to run the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) Program was to end April 16, 2025. That’s the system we all rely on to coordinate software vulnerability disclosures. No #CVE means no standardized alerts, no shared language for tracking threats, and a whole lot of chaos for defenders. Over 2,800 CVEs are issued monthly. Without continuity, threat actors get a head start — and defenders are stuck making up names like “That-One-Unpatched-Thing-In-The-Corner.” #CVE #Cybersecurity #OTSecurity #MITRE #CISA #MaxAI #CyberIn60Seconds #Resilience #mikeechols Leslie EcholsChuck BrooksChloe BurkeLes McCollum II, MPS-CRMCalvin Nobles, Ph.D.Danyetta Fleming Magana, CISSP, F. ISRMLaszlo Gonc, CISSP, QTESean C. Robert CraneLester Lewis, MBA#CISAntonio "T" ScurlockRoy White, MBA, PMPHoward TsaiTamika McCree ElhilaliJeffrey M. Vinson, Sr CISSP, CCISO, CIPP, NSA IAM-IEMGuy WaltonGotham ArtistsMatthew DimmickTim CooganJohn B MooreDeborah PageAdam Mohamed#aws #informationsharing #mikeechols

"CVE-global chaos" just a perfect coin phrase. Great post!

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Mykolas Rambus - Given you both operate in the field of cybersecurity - meet Mike who is a college teammate from the good ole days.

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