The global system that catalogs technology vulnerabilities is resilient enough to survive the current onslaught of AI-generated bug reports that has alarmed cybersecurity experts, key leaders of that system said last week during panels at two security conferences here. The Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) Program — whose unique vulnerability identifiers are the bedrock of the entire cybersecurity industry — “will find a way to scale,” Lindsey Cerkovnik, branch chief for vulnerability response and coordination at the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), said at the Black Hat USA conference on Thursday. “CVE is going to continue to flourish and improve, and I feel very positively about it.”

Full report : The vulnerability-coordination project has had a rocky few years, but a key leader says it will “flourish and improve.”