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Cleanup: Removing the Intel branding in front of OpenPGL and mentioning ASWF - #38
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@sherholz Can you please also update the SECURITY.md file? Vulnerabilities should not be reported to Intel. |
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@jkmarz Thanks for pointing that out. I added the update of the SECURITY.md to this PR. |
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@sherholz - Ping on this since Intel is still receiving vulnerability submissions. Thanks |
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@sfblackl-intel I would have waited a little bit longer for feedback from others, but if it generates problems on your side due to vulnerability submission, I can just merge it in. |
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Thank you so much. |
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Since OpenPGL is now part of the ASWF and no longer part of Intel, the Intel branding needs to be removed before the next release.