vulnerability prioritization

When it comes to cybersecurity, it’s not just the technology that evolves, it’s the threats too. Every month brings its own set of challenges, and December 2024 has been no... The post ...

With over 6.8 billion smartphone users worldwide and mobile apps accounting for 70% of digital interactions, securing mobile applications is more critical than ever. In 2023 alone, mobile app vulnerabilities... The post ...

Is your vulnerability management game on point? If it’s not, you’re handing attackers an open invitation. And if you believe that merely using a vulnerability scanner qualifies as effective management,... The post ...

If you’re relying on vulnerability scanning alone to keep your organization safe, it’s time to ask a critical question: Is it enough? Many organizations scan their systems regularly, get lists... The post ...

Are you confident your vulnerability management is doing its job, or do you sometimes feel like it’s falling short? Many companies invest time and resources into managing vulnerabilities, yet still... The post ...

63% of organizations suffered cyberattacks due to unpatched vulnerabilities, highlighting a critical issue. However, top-tier companies consistently maintain superior security. How do they do it? Their advantage lies in a robust... The post ...

Security professionals constantly battle to identify and patch vulnerabilities before attackers exploit them. But how do we measure the severity of these vulnerabilities? Enter the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS),... The post ...

You searched for vulnerability management tools but got vulnerability scanners instead, thinking they were the same.  While procurement or finance teams might mistakenly equate the two, they serve different functions... The post ...

Software vulnerabilities are an inevitable consequence of human-made coding errors. Yet their exploitation on a large scale threatens to undermine the digital foundations on which businesses are built. From large-scale supply chain ...

May brought a fresh batch of security headaches. This month, we’re focusing on critical vulnerabilities in widely used software like Apache, Gitlab, and Github. These flaws could allow attackers to... The post ...