[Research] Correlation of Patch Delivery Delay and Access Complexity

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Hello all,

In context of my analysis of the delay between vulnerability disclosure (CVE release) and the release of a corresponding patch I am also analyzing the relation between the delay and various vulnerability characteristics.

The attached figure shows the relation between Access Complexity as used by NVD and defined in CVSS. The Y-Axis shows the average delay for each category (Low, Medium, High). The numbers on top of the bars show the number of vulnerabilities in the respective category.

I was hoping, that someone is able to help me explain the relation that can be seen in the figure. Why would a higher Access Complexity lead to shorter patching delay? Or is the relation maybe just random and there is no actual connection between the two metrics?

Stefan

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