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SUMMARY:Digital Sovereignty Starts with Vulnerability Data - Cédric Bonho
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UID:pretalx-open-source-conference-luxembourg-2026-Z8RJSL@pretalx.com
DESCRIPTION:Digital sovereignty is often discussed in terms of cloud infra
 structure\, data hosting\, or dependence on large technology providers. Bu
 t there is a more uncomfortable question when it comes to cybersecurity: *
 *who owns vulnerability data?**\n\nWho controls the infrastructure\, ident
 ifiers\, databases\, enrichment\, and models that we rely on to understand
  vulnerabilities? Organizations such as MITRE\, CISA and CVE Program provi
 de critical public infrastructure for the cybersecurity ecosystem\, but ho
 w much of our vulnerability intelligence ultimately depends on external or
 ganizations and services?\n\nVulnerability information is a fundamental bu
 ilding block of cybersecurity\, yet organizations increasingly depend on e
 xternal platforms\, proprietary databases\, closed scoring systems\, and A
 I services to collect\, enrich\, and interpret it.\n\nThis talk explores w
 hat digital sovereignty can mean for vulnerability intelligence. Using the
  open-source Vulnerability-Lookup ecosystem as a case study\, we will look
  at open vulnerability data\, GCVE\, decentralized sources\, and open AI m
 odels and datasets developed with VulnTrain. The goal is to examine what i
 t takes to build a security intelligence stack that can be independently o
 perated\, understood\, reproduced\, and extended.\n\nThe central question 
 is simple: **can we build vulnerability intelligence that we can actually 
 own?**
LOCATION:CyberSecurity
URL:https://pretalx.com/open-source-conference-luxembourg-2026/talk/Z8RJSL
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