Vulnerability Management Research Group (VMRG)

Advancing global vulnerability management through research, collaboration, and practical guidance.

About VMRG

The Vulnerability Management Research Group (VMRG) is a global, vendor-neutral community focused on improving how organizations identify, prioritize, and remediate vulnerabilities at scale.

Our members include practitioners, academics, students, product builders, and security executives who share a common goal: to move vulnerability management beyond raw severity scores and toward context-aware, evidence-driven risk management.

Global Community Practitioners Academics Students Executives Tool Builders

Research & Focus Areas

We research and publish on topics including:

Objective: Turn academic rigor and front-line experience into practical guidance that global organizations can adopt to improve their internal vulnerability management programs.

Our Community

Global Companies

We work with organizations of all sizes – from startups to large multinational enterprises – to:

Universities & Cybersecurity Degree Programs

VMRG partners with universities and cybersecurity programs to ensure that the next generation of professionals gain real-world insight into vulnerability management.

Vulnerability Risk Model (VRM 3.0)

VMRG is the steward of the Vulnerability Risk Model (VRM 3.0), an open framework designed to help organizations move from static severity ratings to context-aware risk scoring.

VRM 3.0 integrates factors such as:

VRM 3.0 will be released at:
https://vulnerabilityriskmodel.com

Release status: Coming soon.

How to Get Involved

VMRG is an open, invitation-friendly community. If you work in or study vulnerability management and would like to participate, there are several ways to get involved:

To express interest in membership, partnerships, speaking, or research collaboration, please contact us.

Contact

Email: info@vmrg.org

When you reach out, you may optionally include:

  • Your name, role, and organization.
  • Whether you are a practitioner, student, academic, or executive.
  • How you would like to participate (research, partnership, membership, speaking, etc.).

We are a global group and welcome participation from all regions and time zones.