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NIST limits CVE enrichment to high-impact vulnerabilities
The US National Institute of Standards and Technology will now only enrich CVEs for vulnerabilities deemed critical to government and private sector security, including major software like operating systems and browsers. This policy change, effective April 15, 2026, addresses NIST's inability to keep pace with the growing volume of vulnerabilities due to budget constraints and will also end NIST's practice of providing its own CVSS severity scores.
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6 tagsCVE enrichmentvulnerability managementNVDCVSS scorescybersecurity budgetsoftware vulnerabilities
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1 evidence itemsNIST gives up enriching most CVEs
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NIST gives up enriching most CVEs
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