Microsoft has issued fixes for 114 vulnerabilities, including patching a zero-day flaw being actively exploited by a ransomware group and updating guidance to block a vulnerability from 2013 that was recently exploited for the software supply chain attack on 3CX users, attributed to North Korea.
Most mature security organizations perform some regular penetration testing by internal teams, consulting, or both. However, in today’s realm of fast-moving technology changes and complex on-premises and cloud infrastructure, performing regular pen tests can be challenging for a variety of reasons.
First, most...
Silos don’t yield. Whether you’re referring to organizational silos or siloed applications, each operates independently and avoids sharing information. Most are born out of an immediate need, then in order to survive perpetuate an enduring need for their niche product. Their goals can always be circumstantially...
While so many are focused on vulnerabilities and malware on endpoints, understanding the attack paths an attacker would exploit to hold your business and brand at risk is key. Yes, your web application and webserver matter…but are they your only publicfacing assets?
In this Whitepaper, we uncover:
Top external...
At Regina International Airport, everything that has a network cable, wireless signal, or power cord is something Sean McKim, Manager of Technology, cares about. With over 1,700 IP addresses on the corporate side and fluctuating numbers of visitors moving though the airport every single day – YQR is Canada’s 15th...
A large majority of all vulnerabilities are unexploitable. According to data compiled by Kenna, in 2020, only 2.7% of the vulnerabilities found appeared to be exploitable and only 0.4% of those vulnerabilities were actually observed to be exploited at all.
The prioritization of these low-risk or no-risk...
Big changes are ahead this year for cloud-native security! For starters, life in the cloud is moving fast and it’s only going to ramp up, according to a new report.
After surveying over 2,500 of your IT and security peers worldwide, the team at Prisma® Cloud has revealed some fascinating results in our 2023 State...
Chinese threat actors are turning security appliances into penetration pathways, forcing firewall maker Fortinet to again attempt to fend off hackers with a patch. Mandiant researchers say suspected Beijing hackers it tracks as UNC3886 has been targeting chip-based firewall and virtualization boxes.
Modern enterprises prepare for when, not if, a significant cyber intrusion will occur. Persistent threats put reputation and revenue streams at risk, making security readiness against complex threats an increasingly critical priority from the top down.
But where to begin? Read our eBook to learn how Red Teaming can...
77% of organizations say MDR providers improved overall security according to ESG’s Report “What Security Teams Want from MDR Providers”. Many security leaders are using MDR services so they can respond to threats 24/7, gain assurance that sophisticated adversaries have not obtained access to their systems and...
Hybrid workforces, connected devices, the proliferation of apps - We're all aware of how the attack surface has evolved dramatically over the past three years. How can defenders hope to keep pace with this rate of change? Jake Reynolds of NetSPI discusses the evolution of attack surface management.
Your organization's attack surface consists of all potential entry points where an unauthorized user could access business-critical systems and extract data. Understanding and effectively managing your attack surface helps stop costly, damaging attacks early in the kill chain. This guide provides an overview of how...
Organizations today struggle with both new attack surface challenges such as cloud configuration and exposed buckets and long-standing ones around vulnerable ports and infrastructure. CEO George Kurtz says CrowdStrike's recent purchase of Reposify will help customers defend their priority assets.
Companies can be blinded by their inside-out view and often benefit from another set of eyes that see their business the same way an attacker would, says IBM's Mary O'Brien. IBM's acquisition of attack surface management firm Randori gives clients another view of areas that need to be remediated.
Security appliances are targets for sophisticated threat actors who take advantage of devices' limited configuration and logging features, as well as their incompatibility with endpoint detection and response. Suspected Chinese hackers took advantage of a Fortinet zero-day to implant a backdoor.
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