Dec. 2, Mid-January Vulnerability Disclosure Multistakeholder Meetings in DC, NTIA Says
NTIA’s Dec. 2 meeting of its vulnerability research disclosure multistakeholder process will focus on trying to make more progress in areas stakeholders identified during the process’ late September meeting -- awareness and adoption, multiparty disclosure, economic incentives and disclosure safety…
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-- said NTIA Director-Cybersecurity Initiatives Allen Friedman in an email Thursday. Most attending NTIA’s September vulnerability research multistakeholder meeting urged NTIA to focus on incentivizing responsible vulnerability research practices over developing new best practices (see 1509290061). NTIA’s Dec. 2 meeting, at the 20 F Street NW Conference Center, will review drafts developed at the September meeting, Friedman said. The meeting also will be an “opportunity to break out into working groups to plan out specific focused steps, and discuss as a whole community the broad agenda and milestones for the next few meetings,” Friedman said. The Dec. 2 meeting is to run 10:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. A mid-January meeting will also be in D.C., while a late February meeting in the San Francisco Bay Area will “be timed around” the Feb. 29-March 4 RSA cybersecurity conference, Friedman said.