VPC Networking Release - 2025.01

services/networking/vpc/metadata.yaml

@@ -15,7 +15,31 @@ release_details:
       name: Damien Burks
       github_id: damienjburks
       company: Citi
-      summary: Initial release
+      summary: |
+        This initial release is part of the first batch of control catalogs
+        produced by the CCC. It is the result of thousands of hours dedicated to
+        exploring different ways of working and collaborating, on top of time
+        spent researching, writing, and reviewing the content. This marks a huge
+        milestone for the CCC and the broader community as further releases will
+        continue to build on this foundation. A huge thanks to everyone who has
+        brought us to this point!
     change_log:
-      - "Test"
-      - "Test"
+      - |
+        This initial release contains a variety of commits designed to capture
+        all of the features, threats, and controls for this service category.
+    contributors:
+      - name: Michael Lysaght
+        github_id: mlysaght2017
+        company: Citi
+      - name: Sonali Mendis
+        github_id: smendis-scottlogic
+        company: Scott Logic
+      - name: Eddie Knight
+        github_id: eddie-knight
+        company: Sonatype
+      - name: Dave Ogle
+        github_id: dogle-scottlogic
+        company: Scott Logic
+      - name: kazmik23
+        github_id: kazmik23
+        company: Google

services/storage/object/metadata.yaml

@@ -1,12 +1,12 @@
 title: Object Storage
 id: CCC.ObjStor
 description: |
-  Object storage is a data storage architecture that manages data as objects,
-  rather than as files or blocks. Each object contains the data itself,
-  metadata, and a unique identifier, making it ideal for storing large amounts
-  of unstructured data such as multimedia files, backups, and archives. It is
-  highly scalable and often used in cloud environments due to its flexibility
-  and accessibility.
+    Object storage is a data storage architecture that manages data as objects,
+    rather than as files or blocks. Each object contains the data itself,
+    metadata, and a unique identifier, making it ideal for storing large amounts
+    of unstructured data such as multimedia files, backups, and archives. It is
+    highly scalable and often used in cloud environments due to its flexibility
+    and accessibility.
 release_details:
   - version: "2025.01"
     assurance_level: None