DataBreaches highlights the persistent challenges faced by cybersecurity researchers when attempting to notify organizations about data breaches. Many initial disclosure attempts are ignored, relegated to spam, or met with hostility. A group of researchers has appealed to HHS to enforce better cooperation and reporting frameworks for healthcare providers, urging the establishment of accessible reporting systems and vulnerability disclosure policies. They advocate for protection against threats to researchers and suggest that HHS penalize entities for poor engagement, promoting a culture of safety and accountability in cybersecurity practices.
DataBreaches highlights ongoing struggles in notifying entities about data leaks, emphasizing the need for better systems to manage and respond to responsible disclosures.
Good faith security researchers face challenges in reporting breaches, urging HHS to mandate cooperation from healthcare providers with these researchers.
The recommendations include requiring entities to publish vulnerability disclosure policies and discouraging threats against researchers, promoting a safer reporting environment.
The discussion suggests that HHS should hold entities accountable for insecure operations and emphasizes tracking Good Faith reports appropriately.
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