CISA launches VINCE-NT vulnerability disclosure platform

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Published Friday, September 18, 2026 · 10:15 AM EDT

Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency

CISA introduced VINCE-NT, an upgrade to its Coordinated Vulnerability Disclosure operations. The agency said the platform modernizes how vulnerability reporters, suppliers, and case managers collaborate with CISA, with stated improvements in clarity, usability, and consistency. The announcement links to a DHS page for further detail. CISA did not disclose a launch date, migration timeline, or whether the prior VINCE system will be retired. The post describes the change as an upgrade to existing CVD operations rather than a new program, and no independent verification of the platform's performance was provided.

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