CODRA has taken another major step forward in its commitment to cybersecurity by officially joining the CVE Program. The manufacturer has thus become a CVE numbering authority (CNA) and the single point of reference for vulnerability management for all its offerings and related products. This international recognition enhances transparency, responsiveness and protection for the critical facilities operated by its customers and partners.

By joining the CVE Program, CODRA is now authorised to identify, qualify and publish its own vulnerabilities with dedicated CVE identifiers, which are automatically referenced in major global security databases. This strategic advance is part of a proactive and responsible approach to improving the resilience of industrial systems.

CNA: CODRA, a committed player in cybersecurity

The CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) Program is now a global standard for identifying and tracking security flaws. By becoming a CNA, CODRA joins a select group of organisations recognised for their ability to independently manage the disclosure of vulnerabilities in their products. There are only 8 CNA partners in France and 490 worldwide.

In practical terms, this means that each vulnerability detected is assigned a unique identifier: 1 vulnerability = 1 CVE identifier.
This standardisation enables clear traceability, reliable communication and rapid response by the entire cyber ecosystem.

For CODRA, this approach reinforces its position as the official security benchmark for its SCADA and MES solutions, which are used in critical industrial environments.

One of the major challenges of joining the CVE Program is the centralisation of vulnerability. By becoming the official point of contact, CODRA enables its customers, auditors and cyber experts to directly report vulnerabilities identified in its products.

This system prevents situations in which a flaw discovered during a customer audit would only be communicated to the customer, without being reported to the publisher. CODRA can thus analyse, qualify and correct vulnerabilities globally, for the benefit of all its users.

This approach also promotes greater coordination with the cybersecurity community by establishing a clear, recognised and secure framework for responsible disclosure.

CVE program: protecting critical facilities

CODRA solutions are deployed at the heart of critical facilities: industrial sites, commercial buildings, transport infrastructure, power generation, airports and water networks, etc. In these environments, cybersecurity is not an option, but an operational requirement.

Thanks to its CNA status, CODRA can now proactively alert as many customers as possible as soon as a vulnerability affecting its SCADA or MES solutions is discovered. The objective is clear: to enable rapid application of fixes and minimise operational, financial and human risks.

This centralised notification capability strengthens customer and partner confidence, while contributing to greater overall resilience of industrial systems.

By joining the CVE Program, CODRA is demonstrating a concrete and lasting commitment to a more secure, transparent and collaborative digital environment. This international recognition illustrates the company’s desire to anticipate threats, accelerate the remediation of vulnerabilities and actively contribute to the security of its customers and partners.