6.10.2: Vulnerability monitoring and handling

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For the purpose of point 6.10.1, the relevant entities shall:

  1. monitor information about vulnerabilities through appropriate channels, such as announcements of CSIRTs, competent authorities or information provided by suppliers or service providers;
  2. perform, where appropriate, vulnerability scans, and record evidence of the results of the scans, at planned intervals;
  3. address, without undue delay, vulnerabilities identified by the relevant entities as critical to their operations;
  4. ensure that their vulnerability handling is compatible with their change management, security patch management, risk management and incident management procedures;
  5. lay down a procedure for disclosing vulnerabilities in accordance with the applicable national coordinated vulnerability disclosure policy.

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NIS2 Implementing Regulation
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6.10.2: Vulnerability monitoring and handling
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For the purpose of point 6.10.1, the relevant entities shall:

  1. monitor information about vulnerabilities through appropriate channels, such as announcements of CSIRTs, competent authorities or information provided by suppliers or service providers;
  2. perform, where appropriate, vulnerability scans, and record evidence of the results of the scans, at planned intervals;
  3. address, without undue delay, vulnerabilities identified by the relevant entities as critical to their operations;
  4. ensure that their vulnerability handling is compatible with their change management, security patch management, risk management and incident management procedures;
  5. lay down a procedure for disclosing vulnerabilities in accordance with the applicable national coordinated vulnerability disclosure policy.

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6.10.2: Vulnerability monitoring and handling
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NIS2 Implementing Regulation
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Process for managing technical vulnerabilities
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Technical vulnerability management

Process for managing technical vulnerabilities

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Process for vulnerability disclosure
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Development and cloud
Technical vulnerability management

Process for vulnerability disclosure

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Evaluation process and documentation of significant security-related changes
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Defining metrics related to vulnerability management
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