Articles Tagged with ''vulnerability assessment''

Windows users are being targeted with zero-day attacks. Security leaders are sharing their insights. 

Research has unveiled a potential vulnerability within a training platform called SkillTree.

By harnessing AI's capabilities, organizations will strengthen their resilience and enhance adaptability, forging a formidable defense against relentless cyber adversaries.

A study has found that increased technological and organizational complexity is contributing to new identity risks that security leaders must manage. 

An analysis of more than 40 million exposures provides a view the current exposure landscape, revealing 80% are driven by misconfigurations.

Research has discovered a vulnerability in an Apache project that could lead to remote code execution inside of the production environment. 

A recently detected vulnerability in many Linux distributions may open the door for malicious actors to gain unauthorized access. 

Everyone knows identity has become a business-critical service. But now, identity has come to the forefront of both IT and security conversations.

New research discloses the areas in ChatGPT plugins that could have been exploited. 

According to a recent cybersecurity report, the total number of common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs) is expected to increase by 25% in 2024.