Good and Bad of Google’s Project Zero Vulnerability Disclosure Changes

By Matthew Rosenquist | Cybersecurity Tomorrow | 19 Apr 2021

Google’s infamous Project Zero vulnerability research team recently announced it is changing its disclosure policy to be more friendly to product vendors. But is that good for cybersecurity?

In this week’s video, I discuss the pro’s and con’s of this decision and how the responsible reporting of vulnerabilities should continue to create tension in the industry for everyone’s benefit.

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Matthew Rosenquist

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