Security vulnerabilities stories - Page 9

Once a customer is aware of the endpoints they have, instrumenting them for security posture becomes the next priority.

According to the research, 78% of respondents say their company will pay a ransom to recover data and restore business processes.

New threat exposure management capabilities give cybersecurity teams unified insights into their exposure to respond quickly to critical risks.

watchTowr has partnered with Mantel Group to deliver continuous penetration testing technology to Australian and New Zealand organisations.

Norton launches Driver Updater, a service that detects and updates outdated, corrupt, or missing drivers on Windows PCs.

The service is designed to provide organisations with a health check on their existing technology infrastructure and to ensure optimal performance.

Huawei was recognized as a Gartner Peer Insights customer's choice for network firewalls for a third consecutive year.

Check Point Software Technologies reveals that the Trojan Qbot is the most prevalent malware of 2023, with SpinOk and ransomware also causing concern.

NEC Corporation has developed customisable generative AI aimed at creating new value for companies in response to technological changes.

With this acquisition, HashiCorp is expanding its product portfolio to enable customers to discover and manage their entire secret inventory.

Outcomes Navigator is an advanced visualisation feature that goes deep into logs to visualise and expose where organisations are and isn't protected.

The new version of Noname Security’s Active Testing combines developer-friendly integrations with API reachability.

Going beyond code generation, AIDA infuses AI across the entire SDLC, tackling error resolution, security vulnerabilities, and cloud cost governance.

Gartner has identified the security vendor as one of the representative providers of cybersecurity continuous controls monitoring capabilities.

The addition of vulnerability and patch management powered by OPSWAT enables businesses to tighten their defences.

The market for industrial cybersecurity is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of 7.7% and reach US$43.5 billion by 2032.

With the rate of vulnerability exploitation showing no sign of slowing down up from 147,000 attempts in 2021 to 228,000 in 2022.

The privacy and security innovations include significant updates to Safari private browsing, communication safety, lockdown mode, and app privacy improvements.

Organisations will gain security resilience with unified detection and response for OT and IT with the company’s MDR solution powered by Secureworks Taegis XDR.

According to Adapt's survey, 65% of cyber leaders expect funding increases, while 57% claim they still don't have the necessary budget.