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You’re notifying a customer of an unexploited vulnerability in your own software? My question would be, why? Is there a business desire to do so, and if so, why? If not, maybe you counsel against notifying? Is there some step the customer can take to protect themselves? Are you fixing the vulnerability? These would be questions a customer would ask.
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If it’s the scenario D1 described - let them know you’ll look into it. Go meet with your product and engineering folks, ask them if they can identify/replicate it, if so, have them patch it and confirm the vulnerability is no longer present. After that let customer know and if you want to be extra nice, notify all customers that this was brought to your attention and that it has been fixed.
If you’re sending notice to your customers, same questions as A1.
Don’t really see a need for outside counsel unless there’s an actual breach
Coach
Yep d1 is right.
A customer is sending you notice that they discovered a vulnerability in your product?
Coach
Agree, why? I can see a customer trust angle/transparency - but tread carefully on how you word it.