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DESCRIPTION:Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) Customers have a ton of busines
 s cases that require them to run older versions of the operating systems a
 cross varied enterprise and compliance needs. This requires Red Hat to bac
 kport\, test and release CVE patches and bug-fixes across 10+ z-streams. \
 n\nThis talk will take us through how Kernel CVEs are identified and publi
 shed by kernel.org as a fairly new CNA (CVE Naming Authority)\, how these 
 CVE trackers are filed against the active RHEL kernel releases\, and the t
 rials and tribulations of a young Kernel Sustaining Engineering team as th
 ey deliver CVE fixes across multiple branches of the RHEL kernel\, especia
 lly in a complex and evolving environment where compliance requirements (e
 .g. FedRAMP) are critical to customers and partners.
DTSTAMP:20260911T005707Z
LOCATION:E104 (capacity 72)
SUMMARY:Keeping the linux kernel secure across 10+ RHEL releases - Shreyank
  Gupta\, Iurii Venglovskyi
URL:https://pretalx.devconf.info/devconf-cz-2025/talk/DF3LBG/
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