Short Answer
No. It's our responsibility to make sure the infrastructure and software that runs your website is up-to-date, patched and secure. So, the good news is that you don't need to do anything.
What is a CVE?
CVE stands for Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures. They are published notifications of issues with software that the IT community use. It's then our job to assess those and apply patches (fixes) where required.
There are over 399,000 published CVEs, and in recent years the rate has increased significantly due to AI-found vulnerabilities.
How we handle them
We get notifications from the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) on the latest vulnerabilities.
When a CVE is published we will follow this process:
- Analyse the vulnerability
- Apply preventative measures to mitigate the issue
- When the patch becomes available we'll analyse it to assess compatibility with our website service
- Apply patches (fixes for the code) as soon as they're released
You're welcome to email our support to check about a specific vulnerability, but rest assured that we'll already know about it and already have steps put in place to resolve it.