Transforming Vulnerability Management: From Few Vulns -> Threats -> All Risks
Is your vulnerability management in the best shape to combat today’s threats?
If yes, what about tomorrow's threats?
If not, what should you do?
History has shown that the traditional vulnerability management approach paired with threat management is not enough to combat this threat.
Further, through recent years, we have gone from fighting a few risks to trying to combat threats. But it just hasn’t worked at all so far!
So, it’s time for a transformation.
This is further highlighted by the fact that?
So, how do you transform your vulnerability management?
Watch the live webinar and find out!
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Cyberattacks occurring on all businesses are becoming frequent, sophisticated, and more targeted these days. According to a study on IT security admins, 45% of them state that their security processes are ineffective at preventing cyberattacks. It is quite evident that traditional security and vulnerability management tools lack the right capabilities to shield IT networks against complex cyberattacks.?
Although attackers are devising new ways to penetrate the network, IT security teams are still stuck with the age-old vulnerability management process that has not been updated for decades.
In this ebook, you’ll learn:
So, is ‘traditional’ vulnerability management enough? Read the ebook to find out.?
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A critical vulnerability (CVE-2024-39929 ) in the Exim mail transfer agent could enable attackers to deliver malicious attachments to users’ inboxes. The flaw, rated 9.1 out of 10 on the CVSS scale, affects versions up to 4.97.1 and has been fixed in version 4.98.
Exim, a widely used mail transfer agent for Unix-like systems, mishandles multiline RFC 2231 header filenames, allowing remote attackers to bypass extension-blocking mechanisms. If users open these malicious files, their systems could be compromised. It is vital you patch the vulnerability now.
Microsoft released its July edition of Patch Tuesday with a significant number of fixes and some new vulnerabilities as well. In it, Microsoft addressed 142 flaws and patched four zero-day bugs.
Of the 142 vulnerabilities, 134 belong to the Important category, five to the Critical category, and three to the Moderate category. We recommend you to patch your Windows devices as soon as possible.
Transform & Upgrade your Vulnerability Management with SanerNow
Let me ask you a simple question.
Would you rather combat or prevent an attack?
The odds are you'll choose to prevent the attack rather than combat it. And you're right.
Combating attacks can be risky, needs more resources, and you can't guarantee the result!
Preventing attacks is safer, moderately uses resources, and proactively stops attacks before it's too late.
Prevent Attacks Now. With SanerNow!
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