How we build.
How Red Hat hardens, tests, and signs product code.
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Search Red Hat security advisories and CVE data, or integrate our feeds into your tools. Explore our vulnerability process or report a flaw using the links below.
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How Red Hat hardens, tests, and signs product code.
Secure development ->How we categorize, fix, and tell you about flaws in Red Hat products.
Vulnerability management ->How to contact secalert and what happens after you send a report.
Coordinated disclosure ->Find CVEs by product, severity, and more.
Log in to HCC to see how your systems are impacted by CVEs.
Hybrid Cloud Console shows how all registered systems are affected by CVEs.
| CVE | Description | Severity i | Bulletin | Remediation | Public date |
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The errata is the packaged release you apply. The advisory is the write-up.
Security advisories (RHSA) are the published write-ups for security fixes. This is not the full errata catalog. Bug-fix and enhancement errata live under Errata.
| Advisory | Synopsis | Severity | Products | Issued |
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Errata are the packaged releases. Type can be Security (RHSA), Bug Fix (RHBA), or Enhancement (RHEA). A security advisory is only the RHSA write-up. Come here when you need the update you apply, including non-security errata.
| Advisory | Synopsis | Type | Severity | Products |
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SDL overview. This is the only page in How we build. It is about how Red Hat builds, hardens, tests, and signs product code.
Live destination: access.redhat.com/articles/red_hat_sdl
Response and disclosure do not belong on this page. Use Vulnerability management for how we respond.
How we categorize, fix, and tell you about flaws in Red Hat products. Whitepaper and video stay here.
Customer rules for when security updates exist and how long they stay available.
Open policy ->When a product still gets fixes. This is not how you analyze a CVE. Parked here, not as a Center card.
Open product life cycles ->Incident response plan. Child of this story, not a sibling of CVE.
Open plan ->Risk reports and related Product Security publications.
Open publications ->Parked under this story as the leftover dump, then redirect here rather than keep it as a peer.
Open overview ->Security labs and the vulnerability walkthrough.
Open labs ->How to contact secalert and what happens after you send a report. This is the researcher page. One article.
Live destination: access.redhat.com/articles/red-hat-coordinated-vulnerability-disclosure
Customer rules for when security updates exist and how long they stay available.
Live destination: access.redhat.com/security/lifecycle-security-update-policy
This is not the product life cycle date hub. Product windows live on Product life cycles.
When a product is in Full Support, Maintenance, or Extended Life. Closest to vulnerability management when the question is whether a product still gets fixes.
Live destination: access.redhat.com/product-life-cycles/update_policies
CVE Database, Security Advisories, and Errata stay in the masthead for people who want the GUI. These two paths pull the same records into a tool.
Feeds
CSAF, VEX, OVAL, SBOM, and related files for scanners and scripts.
Open security data ->Client
Connect an agent or MCP client instead of searching this GUI. Query CVEs, advisories, and errata from the tool you already use.
Open MCP ->Machine-readable feeds for scanners and automation. This is not the Product Security MCP. Use Product Security MCP if you want a client instead of files.
Live destination: access.redhat.com/security/data
Placeholder for the Lightwell story. The home card is a nudge. This page is where Learn more about Lightwell lands in the mock.
Red Hat and IBM stay as partners on the card. Hybrid Cloud Console stays the path for registered systems. Lightwell is a separate offer next to that box, not a replacement for CVE search.
Skip this website. Connect a Model Context Protocol client and query the same CVE, advisory, and errata records the GUI shows.
This is an alternative to searching the CVE database, Security Advisories, and Errata in the browser. It is not a replacement for Hybrid Cloud Console, which is about your registered systems.
Placeholder for endpoint, authentication, and a short example prompt. Wire this when the MCP is real. For this mock, treat it as the specialist page the home search line and References both open.
This application helps fix/mitigate SSH vulnerabilities in Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
Go to App ->This application helps you retrieve information of Red Hat Product Errata. It supports filtering errata advisories by type or product, retrieving all errata advisories within a selected date range, and saving them into a CSV file.
Go to App ->This application helps you retrieve information for multiple CVEs which are affecting any currently supported Red Hat product by uploading a plain text file containing comma-separated CVE IDs, searching by date range, or through user input.
Go to App ->How we escalate. When PSIRT declares Minor, Exploit, or Major. Nested under Vulnerability management.
Live destination: access.redhat.com/security/vulnerability-management-lifecyle
Red Hat rates issues on a four-point scale: Low, Moderate, Important, and Critical. CVSS is extra guidance. Red Hat does not use CVSS alone to set this rating.
Live destination: access.redhat.com/security/updates/classification
This page is help next to the Severity column. It is not a hub destination.
A reference list for the whole Product Security Center. Not a secure-development, vulnerability-management, or disclosure page.
Live destination: access.redhat.com/security/glossary
A feed. Posts jump across build, respond, and report. Keep it in References, not as a fourth home card.
Live destination: redhat.com/en/blog/channel/security
This page mixes leftover topics. Park it under Vulnerability management, then redirect here rather than keep it as a peer of the Center.
Live destination: access.redhat.com/security/overview
Risk reports and related publications.
Live destination: access.redhat.com/security/publications
These are the write-ups. Apply the matching errata on the Errata page.
This page is the security advisory write-up. The packaged release is on Errata.
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