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If you work in the healthcare industry, you may have heard about a family of vulnerabilities called “SweynTooth.” But how serious is SweynTooth, and what should hospitals be doing to minimize risk?
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It is important that gaming companies are prepared to defend against threats to their consumers and that gamers understand the types of threats they can face in their community.
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Scanning is an important part of any vulnerability management program, but it should always be accompanied by vulnerability ranking to ensure teams are patching the most impactful issues first.
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If exploited, this router vulnerability can allow a remote attacker to take control of the router’s configuration without authentication, putting personal and business data at risk.
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When it comes to patching, the devil is in the details. Help the process along by understanding these five issues organizations commonly face between scanning and finding security vulnerabilities.
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Reading Time: 4 minutes The vagaries of systems and organizations, compounded by the irrationality of the human mind and variations in patches themselves, means that patch management is not an exact science — it’s an art.
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Researchers published two pieces of exploit code that can allow anyone to interact with an organization’s SAP enterprise resource planning platform and perform unauthorized transactions.
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There is some confusion in cybersecurity as to the difference between penetration testing and red teaming. Since all businesses have vastly different security needs, the distinction is critical.
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IBM X-Force found a zero-day buffer overflow vulnerability in one of the most common routers on the market that could let malicious third parties take control of the device from a remote location.
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Two X-Force Red interns discovered 19 previously undisclosed vulnerabilities across five popular visitor management systems that could enable attackers to establish a foothold on corporate networks.
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