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TP-Link Systems Inc., a global leader in networking and smart home solutions, today announced its official authorization by the Common Vulnerability and Exposures Program (CVE) as a CVE Numbering Authority (CNA). This designation empowers TP-Link to assign CVE IDs to certain vulnerabilities potentially related to its products, furthering its commitment to proactive cybersecurity measures.
The CVE Program is an international, community-driven initiative that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities. CNAs are organizations that are responsible for assigning CVE IDs and publishing detailed information about vulnerabilities, contributing to a more secure digital ecosystem. TP-Link's new role as a CNA enhances its ability to respond swiftly to security threats and ensures greater transparency in vulnerability reporting.
"As cybersecurity threats continue to evolve, TP-Link remains dedicated to strengthening security across our product lines and fostering trust with our customers," said Jeff Barney, President of TP-Link Systems Inc. "Becoming a CVE Numbering Authority underscores our proactive approach to responsible vulnerability disclosure and reaffirms our commitment to working with the security community to safeguard users worldwide."
TP-Link's CNA status builds upon its recent cybersecurity initiatives. The company is a proud signatory of the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency's (CISA) "Secure by Design" pledge and actively participates in CISA's Secure by Design Technical Exchange Group. TP-Link also maintains a vulnerability disclosure program and sponsors a bug bounty program to encourage responsible reporting from security researchers.
Through its active participation in the CVE Program, TP-Link is taking a leadership role in vulnerability management, ensuring that security researchers, partners, and customers benefit from a streamlined and efficient process for identifying and addressing potential threats. This initiative reflects TP-Link's broader mission to enhance transparency, improve product security, and collaborate with the cybersecurity community to build a safer internet for everyone.
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The CVE Program is an international, community-driven initiative that identifies, defines, and catalogs publicly disclosed cybersecurity vulnerabilities. CNAs are organizations that are responsible for assigning CVE IDs and publishing detailed information about vulnerabilities, contributing to a more secure digital ecosystem. TP-Link's new role as a CNA enhances its ability to respond swiftly to security threats and ensures greater transparency in vulnerability reporting.
"As cybersecurity threats continue to evolve, TP-Link remains dedicated to strengthening security across our product lines and fostering trust with our customers," said Jeff Barney, President of TP-Link Systems Inc. "Becoming a CVE Numbering Authority underscores our proactive approach to responsible vulnerability disclosure and reaffirms our commitment to working with the security community to safeguard users worldwide."
TP-Link's CNA status builds upon its recent cybersecurity initiatives. The company is a proud signatory of the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency's (CISA) "Secure by Design" pledge and actively participates in CISA's Secure by Design Technical Exchange Group. TP-Link also maintains a vulnerability disclosure program and sponsors a bug bounty program to encourage responsible reporting from security researchers.
Through its active participation in the CVE Program, TP-Link is taking a leadership role in vulnerability management, ensuring that security researchers, partners, and customers benefit from a streamlined and efficient process for identifying and addressing potential threats. This initiative reflects TP-Link's broader mission to enhance transparency, improve product security, and collaborate with the cybersecurity community to build a safer internet for everyone.
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