ESET has put up a blog post titled, “Patch or perish: How organizations can master vulnerability management” that I think those who are responsible for patching all the things should read.
Cybercriminals are moving faster than ever, with vulnerability exploitation now a leading cause of ransomware attacks and data breaches. A recent report found that observed cases of vulnerability exploitation tripled in 2023 alone. Yet, with record-high CVEs and shrinking patching windows, many organizations are struggling to keep up.
ESET’s latest blog post insights dive into:
- Why organizations are overwhelmed by a relentless surge in software vulnerabilities
- The rise of zero-day exploits and perimeter-based attacks
- How AI-driven threat actors are making patching even more urgent
- Actionable steps to automate and prioritize vulnerability management
You can read the blog post here.
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Patch or Perish: Why Vulnerability Management Can’t Wait According To ESET
ESET has put up a blog post titled, “Patch or perish: How organizations can master vulnerability management” that I think those who are responsible for patching all the things should read.
Cybercriminals are moving faster than ever, with vulnerability exploitation now a leading cause of ransomware attacks and data breaches. A recent report found that observed cases of vulnerability exploitation tripled in 2023 alone. Yet, with record-high CVEs and shrinking patching windows, many organizations are struggling to keep up.
ESET’s latest blog post insights dive into:
You can read the blog post here.
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