Critical Vulnerability definition

Critical Vulnerability means a Vulnerability for which there is a publicly available mechanism to exploit the Vulnerability.
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Critical Vulnerability means vulnerability once it is either: (i) designated by its author or publisher as “critical”, or (ii) designated in writing to the Contractor as having been identified as “critical” by the Office of Cybersecurity or Vendor Management.
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Examples of Critical Vulnerability in a sentence

  • In the event that a website is made temporarily unavailable on the Internet or the Intranet due to the inadequate availability of resources to withstand internal or external scanning, such a lack of resources shall have the same meaning as a Critical Vulnerability, as defined in Section 29 of this Agreement, and the Contractor shall remediate the vulnerability no less than 72 hours upon the receipt of a Remediation Notice.

  • The Company shall coordinate with LVFR, City Building Department, and the Department of Homeland Security on a regular basis, including discussions pertaining to the results of the initial and future Critical Vulnerability Assessments.

  • Critical Vulnerability means a vulnerability scored as, or equivalent in severity to, a CVSS (Common Vulnerabilities and Scoring System, latest applicable version) base and/or temporal scores equal to or higher than 7.0.