"The Emergence of Security Flaws as a 'National Resource' in China"

A regulation requiring organizations conducting business in China to notify the government of software vulnerabilities within 48 hours of discovery reflects the Chinese government's increasingly strategic view of security flaws. A new report published by the Atlantic Council highlights how companies are complying with China's "Regulations on the Management of Network Product Security Vulnerabilities" (RMSV) law, as well as the mandate's effect on the broader vulnerability disclosure landscape and China's offensive hacking capabilities. This article continues to discuss key findings and points from the Atlantic Council's report on the 2021 RMSV.

Decipher reports "The Emergence of Security Flaws as a 'National Resource' in China"