The Ampere Security Team proactively searches for and responds to all reported security vulnerabilities on all our products. We are committed to rapidly mitigating security vulnerabilities affecting our products and providing clear guidance to the security community, customers, partners, and end users on the solution, impact, severity and mitigation of any issues.

Security Bulletins

Product Security Bulletins are listed below. Click on the Title link in the table to view more details.

Reporting a Potential Security Vulnerability

If you have discovered a potential security vulnerability in an Ampere product, please contact the Ampere Security Team at psirt@amperecomputing.com. Please include the following details:

• The product(s) and version(s) affected
• Detailed description of the vulnerability including steps necessary to replicate the issue
• Known exploits

For non-product related security vulnerabilities, please email us at BugBounty@amperecomputing.com

Ampere treats all security vulnerability information as extremely sensitive and we recommend that all security vulnerability reports sent to Ampere be encrypted using the Ampere PGP key:

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Software and instructions to encrypt messages may be obtained from: OpenPGP or GnuPGP

Publication of Security Information

Ampere publishes all security information regarding security vulnerabilities in Ampere products, including any fixes, workarounds or other actions at the Ampere Product Security Center. Ampere also publishes mitigated vulnerabilities to public bug databases such as CVE .

Vulnerability Handling Process

All security vulnerabilities in Ampere products are actively managed through a well-defined process in compliance with the best practices per CVE.org to follow industry standards. The time to mitigate a vulnerability varies based on the scope of the issue.

The process follows these steps:

• Discovery: The process begins when the Ampere Security Team becomes aware of a potential security vulnerability in an Ampere product. The reporter receives an acknowledgement and updates throughout the process.
• Evaluation: The Ampere Security Team confirms the potential vulnerability, assesses the risk, determines the impact, and scores the issue using CVSS.
• Mitigation: The Ampere Security Team works with the product team and partners to develop a solution that mitigates the security vulnerability. In cases where a vulnerability is being actively exploited, Ampere may deliver a temporary solution to contain the issue while working on the complete solution.
• Communication: The Ampere Security Team publishes a security advisory at Ampere Product Security Center for fixed issues. Ampere Computing communicates with customers through a variety of methods. Ampere will acknowledge the reporter in the advisory if requested.

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