Rezilion has released a new report, the Vulnerability Scanner Benchmark, which reveals that end-users are dealing with a lack of transparency and only partially effective vulnerability scanning performance.
In his research, Yotam Perkal, Director of Vulnerability Research of cybersecurity firm Rezilion, found that:
- Only 73% returned relevant results out of all vulnerabilities that should have been identified.
- Only 82% were identified correctly, regardless of vulnerabilities scanners failed to report.
- Over 450 high and critical-severity vulnerabilities were misidentified across the 20 containers.
- On average, the scanners failed to find over 16 vulnerabilities per container.
You can read the report here.
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New Vulnerability Scanner Benchmark Report: Only 73% Precisely Identify High & Critical-Severity Vulnerabilities
Rezilion has released a new report, the Vulnerability Scanner Benchmark, which reveals that end-users are dealing with a lack of transparency and only partially effective vulnerability scanning performance.
In his research, Yotam Perkal, Director of Vulnerability Research of cybersecurity firm Rezilion, found that:
You can read the report here.
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