Earlier this week at the Black Hat conference, Microsoft unveiled a handful of new security initiatives, including the Microsoft Vulnerability Research program, which formalizes how the vendor reveals vulnerabilities its researchers find in third-party software; the Exploitability Index, which assesses the likelihood of exploit code becoming available following the issuance of Security Bulletins; and the Microsoft Active Protections Program (MAPP), which gives certain third-party vendors access to vulnerability information before it's released to the public.InformationWeek, Network World
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