Intel fixes 80% of firmware and software vulnerabilities

Intel recently announced the results of its efforts to address firmware and software vulnerabilities affecting its products. According to the report published by the company, 80% of the vulnerabilities reported have been resolved, thanks to a lasting commitment to improve the security of its products. This effort was made possible through collaboration with the security community and updates from development partners.

Security software improvements

Intel has invested significant resources to develop and distribute critical updates for security vulnerabilities discovered over the past several years. These updates include effective patches for firmware and software, with the aim of mitigating the risks associated with potential cyber attacks. The development process for these updates involved close collaboration with the information security industry and the support of highly trained subject matter experts.

Collaboration with the security community

Intel also emphasized the importance of working with the security community in researching and reporting vulnerabilities. Thanks to the active involvement of industry experts, the company was able to identify and correct numerous security problems in a timely manner. Intel also has a responsible disclosure policy, providing detailed information on released security updates and working with relevant authorities to keep customers and end users safe.

Ongoing commitment to cyber security

Cybersecurity remains a top priority at Intel. The company will continue to allocate significant resources to monitor and fix vulnerabilities, as well as enhance the security of its products through future innovations and developments. Intel is committed to open and transparent communication with the security community and users to ensure a secure digital environment for all.