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MITRE Marks Major Milestone, Minting 400 CNAs as NVD Backlog...

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Sarah Gooding
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913
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English
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Summary

MITRE has reached a significant milestone by minting its 400th CNA (CVE Numbering Authority), although this achievement coincides with a growing backlog of CVEs (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) awaiting analysis in the National Vulnerability Database (NVD), which has increased by 30% since June. While the addition of new CNAs, including cloud vendors like Amazon and Microsoft, suggests a more robust ecosystem, concerns have been raised about the effectiveness and quality of these additions, with some CNAs not actively publishing advisories. Despite efforts to clear the backlog, the NVD remains overwhelmed, with researchers highlighting that many known exploited vulnerabilities have yet to be analyzed, posing challenges in vulnerability management and remediation prioritization. The ongoing backlog and the incomplete information provided by some CNAs contribute to a lack of trust in the CVE program, as the slow pace of processing CVEs leaves organizations without critical context for addressing vulnerabilities.

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