Because all vulnerability countermeasure information released daily on NVD have been added to the scope of coverage of JVN iPedia since the 4th quarter of 2011, the number of vulnerability information registered has increased.
The vulnerability countermeasure information where some time has elapsed since the date they were first published, such as that on DNS, SSL and Apache HTTP Server, is still getting a lot of attention.
Furthermore, IPA will translate this vulnerability countermeasure information into English and register this information in the English version of JVN iPedia, providing the vulnerability countermeasures to product users overseas.
Vulnerability countermeasure information where some time has elapsed since the date they were first published, such as that on DNS, OpenSSL, Apache Tomcat, Lhaplus and Namazu, is still gaining a lot of attention.
Recent Status of JVN iPedia~Improved the completeness and timeliness of vulnerability information~ Up to the last year,JVN iPedia collected and stored the vulnerability countermeasure information about the products widely used in Japan.
Select vendors(Figure 1) and products(Figure 2)and MyJVN will list vulnerability countermeasure information only related to what the users have selected Figure 3.
In March, the number of accesses to JVN iPedia reached a monthly count of approximately 400,000,and JVN iPedia is widely utilized as the largest domestic vulnerability countermeasure information database.
Table 2 lists the top 20 most accessed vulnerability countermeasure information in the JVN iPedia database during the 4th quarter of 2010 October- December.
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Vulnerability countermeasure information where some time has elapsed since the date they were first published, such as that on DNS, OpenSSL, Apache Tomcat, Lhaplus and Namazu, still marked high access counts, illustrating continuous user interest in information on these products.
Vulnerability countermeasure information where some time has elapsed since the date they were first published, such as that on DNS, OpenSSL, Apache Tomcat and Virus Security, still attracted high access counts, illustrating continuous user interest in information on these products.
IPA plans to go forward with the adoption of these common standards,promoting the flow of vulnerability countermeasure information at the global level and maintaining and improving upon the infrastructure that helps users take objective and efficient countermeasures against vulnerabilities..
By supporting common standards like OVAL,IPA will keep promoting the use of domestic and overseas vulnerability countermeasure information and developing the environment that helps IT users implement objective and efficient security measures against vulnerability..
To product vendors: Join the vulnerability countermeasure information automatic collection scheme JVN iPedia has started its test run of automatic collection of vulnerability countermeasure information released in the JVNRSS(Japan Vulnerability Notes RSS)(*5) format since April 28, 2009.
At IPA, the vulnerability countermeasure information dispatched in the JVNRSS format is continually collected automatically and registered in JVN iPedia, which in turn is provided as all-encompassing vulnerability countermeasure information for those such as IT users and system engineers.
JVN iPedia now receives over500,000 hits per month In the 3rd quarter, the vulnerability countermeasure information, such as that on DNS, OpenSSL, Apache Tomcat and Virus Security, continued to mark high access counts after some time has elapsed since their initial publication, illustrating user interest in information concerning these products.
Looking at the OSS annual transitions in recent year, the ratio of OSS had been on the decrease since 2008, but in 2011, 1,470 OSS applications were registered, increasing the ratio from 32 percent in 2010 to 35 percent in 2011.One of the reasons behind this increase is that all vulnerability countermeasure information released daily on NVD have been added to the scope of coverage of JVN iPedia.
IPA Information-technology Promotion Agency, Japan: Vulnerability Countermeasure Information Database JVN iPedia Registration Status[2013 2nd Quarter(Apr.-Jun.)]To enable the system administrators to acquire vulnerability countermeasure information about various products used in Japan and make JVN iPedia more useful for them, all vulnerabilities released on NVD in and after 2007 have been translated into Japanese and are now available on JVN iPedia.
Looking at the OSS annual transitions in recent year, the ratio of OSS had been on the decrease since 2008, but in 2011, 884 OSS applications were registered, increasing the ratio from 27 percent in the previous year to 33. percent It would appear thatone of the reasons behind this increase is also that all vulnerability countermeasure information released daily on NVD have been added to the scope of coverage of JVN iPedia.
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