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title: Frequently asked questions
intro: Lorem ipsum
opener: In case you still have any questions, we have listed the most frequently
asked questions for you.
intro: "If this F.A.Q. doesn't answer your question, please do not hesitate to
contact us. We'll do our best to answer your question to the best of our
knowledge. "
faqgroups:
- heading: Home
faqs:
- title: Is this a question?
description: Yes that is a question
- title: And this one isn't
description: Probably not
- title: Why did I receive an email of DIVD / CSIRT?
description: >-
If we find a vulnerability, we'll set up a case with all the details
we know and how to patch this vulnerability. Then we scan known IP
adresses to see if they're vulernable and if that's the case we'll
send out an email to every vulnerable IP adress.


Our emails are personally written by one of our researchers and contain a link to the casefile on the [csirt.divd.nl ](csirt.divd.nl)site.


Learn more about what to do when you receive an email. \[link naar email-pagina]
- title: Who works for DIVD?
description: >-
Everybody who volunteers at DIVD has and....


DIVD'ers work in different fields of work, for example: (commercial) security companies, government or as a freelancer. And some people don't work in security at all but they have great interest in making the digital world safer.


All of our volunteers are screened and provided an certificate of conduct. Our code of conduct is sacred, we do not deviate from it.


Individuals of all kinds of backgrounds and genders are most welcome at DIVD. We do not only welcome and embrace them, but value their unique perspectives and contributions to our community. We find it important that everybody can feel and act like themselves.
- heading: An extra group
faqs:
- title: A question
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