Security experts are urging organizations to patch a newly revealed serious flaw in Microsoft SharePoint as quickly as possible because proof-of-concept exploit code is already available. The U.K.'s National Cyber Security Center warns that hackers frequently target fresh SharePoint flaws.
The 2020 Security Effectiveness Report shares our findings from an evaluation of 100+ enterprise production environments globally across every major vertical.
Security organizations must rethink their vulnerability management programs. They need to monitor complex, dynamic computing environments, and respond in minutes or hours when issues are discovered - not days or weeks.
In this whitepaper, we explore how enterprises can address these challenges and evolve toward a...
Security information and event management (SIEM) solutions have been around for the better part of two decades, but today's SIEMs don't quite resemble their original, log management counterparts. Whether your organization is currently SIEM-less, or you're exasperated and exhausted by your current SIEM, trying to...
In a court filing, online voting startup Voatz argues that most security research should be limited to those who have clear permission to probe systems and software for vulnerabilities. The amicus brief is part of a U.S. Supreme Court case that could redefine a federal computer law.
Critical Infrastructure operators are under special observation. On the one hand, in terms of compliance with legal requirements, and on the other, in terms of the interests of cybercriminals. A single successful attack can have catastrophic consequences.
To avoid this, only regular care and intensive protection...
Vulnerability management can feel like an endless climb.
Learn how to focus your efforts, prove the value of your program, and gain trust, budget, and recognition in 4 doable steps.
From medical records and payment systems to research and the medical devices themselves - the healthcare supply chain is a vast web of complex hardware, software, processes and paperwork. Yet few industries hold the level of personal, and even physical, risk should compromises occur via a cyber attack. The problem is...
Penetration Testing has been around for years, but many organizations are missing the mark when it comes to utilizing this security powerhouse. While they understand the need for a penetration test, organizations are challenged with understanding the right level of risk assessment for the organization, the ROI...
Security teams are dealing with more vulnerabilities than they can handle. Spreading these limited resources too thin can quickly lead to inefficiency and burnout. Don't waste precious time remediating vulnerabilities that pose little to no risk.
With risk-based vulnerability management, you'll know exactly which...
The main methods that organizations use to verify that their systems and data are protected, are vulnerability scans and penetration tests. However, these do not provide a continuous and complete evaluation of an organization's security posture; especially when it comes to more sophisticated, multi-vector...
The number of patches you need to deploy each month is already vast and it continues to grow every day. No wonder only 1 in 10 get deployed.
The most efficient way to keep your IT estate safe is to prioritize patching based on business risk, which requires insight into the vulnerabilities themselves. You can gain...
As the costs of exposures continue to rise, businesses are tasked with ongoing efforts towards identifying and mitigating the exploitation risk of software vulnerabilities.
Download the Flexera Annual Vulnerability Review Report and learn:
Insights derived from monitoring 62,000 applications and operating...
How much do you know about the supply chain that takes a vulnerability and turns it into an exploit?
In this new report, Tenable Research explores the lifecycle of exploits - from discovery to utilization in a breach. Their analysis of cybercrime economics will help you better protect your organization.
Read the...
Iowa prosecutors have dropped all charges against two penetration testers who were contracted to test the electronic and physical security of three judicial facilities, only to be arrested for trespassing. The case highlights how a lack of communication before penetration tests can have serious consequences.
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