On some of the presentations by the HECVAT team, we've heard about interesting HECVAT uses, including one about a HECVAT salad robot-check it out in this video! You can watch the whole video for other examples. Any additional releases in 2022 will only encompass bug fixes and grammatical corrections identified by the community. We are committed to having just this one release over the next twelve months. We also realize that each release requires significant resource investment to bring it into full production. The HECVAT team recognizes the reliance the higher education and vendor communities have on the toolkit. The list keeps getting longer and longer, with many people from across the higher education landscape. Many thanks to the group! We list all the contributors in the Acknowledgments worksheet in HECVAT. For HECVAT, the project team is all volunteers working to improve cloud security and vendor risk management across the research and higher education communities. One of the most important parts of a project is to thank the hardworking project team. Working on community projects such as HECVAT has many similarities to projects on a campus, and it feels good to get something new released and make progress addressing the needs of the community! That the update was in development, and the updates drove us to do a major new release this year. The Higher Education Community Vendor Assessment Toolkit (HECVAT) team is launching HECVAT Lite 3.0! We mentioned in our last article Footnote1 Updates to the Higher Education Community Vendor Assessment Toolkit modernize the questions, improve usability, and add accessibility as a new dimension for product assessment.
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