Merge pull request #446 from DIVD-NL/cms/why-our-work-matters/_index

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content/why-our-work-matters/_index.en.md

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-title: DIVD's work is of great importance
-opener: DIVD's work is of great importance
+title: DIVD's work is of great importance, here is why
+opener: DIVD's work is of great importance, here is why
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   Working for DIVD, we aim to make the digital world safer by reporting
   vulnerabilities we find in digital systems to the people who can mitigate
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-    ### **What exactly is a security vulnerability?**
+    ## **What exactly is a vulnerability?**
 
 
     According to NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology), a vulnerability is a “weakness in an information system, system security procedures, internal controls, or implementation that could be exploited by a threat source.”
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-    ### **Introducing; the zero-day vulnerability (or 0-day)**
+    ## **Introducing; the zero-day vulnerability**
 
 
     Ideally, a discovered vulnerability is directly reported to the vendor. The vendor rewards the finder (often via a bug bounty program) and agrees with the finder to keep the software vulnerability a secret. The vendor then creates a patch and (periodically) releases updates containing one or more security patches. Thus, the vendor is aware of the issue and provides a fix. 
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-### DIVD’s efforts are invaluable to society for several reasons
+## DIVD’s efforts are invaluable to society for several reasons
 
 First of all, DIVD scans for both known ánd zero-day vulnerabilities. When vulnerable URLs or systems are detected, we send the owners of the website or system a notification email.