Today, Cisco is celebrating a milestone in its commitment to helping you act on security intelligence-our 10^th bundle of Cisco IOS Software Security Advisories. We're proud of our commitment to these predictable disclosures (on the fourth Wednesday of March and September annually) because they originated as a direct response to your feedback. Bundled publications allow you to plan ahead and ensure resources are available to analyze, test, and remediate vulnerabilities in your environments. In an upcoming post, my colleague John Stuppi will share how the Cisco Product Security Incident Response Team (PSIRT) drove the evolution from a traditional disclosure model to the current semiannual bundled publication. John's post will also provide another vehicle to share feedback with PSIRT, the organization that manages the receipt, investigation, and public reporting of security vulnerability information that is related to Cisco products and networks.

Make sure you take a look at the Cisco Event Response-our "go to" document that correlates the full array of Cisco Security Intelligence Operations (SIO) resources for this bundle (including links to the advisories, mitigations, Cisco IntelliShield Alerts, CVSS scores, and OVAL content). Remember, this collateral is not unique to Cisco IOS Software Security Advisories but is part of Cisco SIO's response to current security events.

Today's edition of the Cisco IOS Software Security Advisory Bundled Publication includes seven advisories that affect the following technologies:

• Network Address Translation
• Resource Reservation Protocol
• Internet Key Exchange
• Zone-Based Firewall Session Initiation Protocol Inspection
• Smart Install
• Protocol Translation
• IP Service Level Agreement 

We've also published the following video that summarizes this release:

If you haven't had the opportunity to peruse the variety of tools that allow interested parties to stay up-to-date with advisories or my post about preparing for bundled disclosures, I'd encourage you to do so now.

As the project manager responsible for the management and delivery of these bundled disclosures, I can attest to the level of effort and collaboration involved. A dedicated team of incident managers, a variety of partner organizations, special tooling, months of preparation, thousands of communications-these all come together on the fourth Wednesday of March and September.

The next Cisco IOS Software Security Advisory Bundled Publication is scheduled for September 25, 2013. Why don't you mark your calendars now? And don't forget-for all things security, visit the SIO portal, the primary outlet for Cisco's security intelligence and the public home to all of our security-related content.