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The State of Security
FEBRUARY 4, 2021
Security researchers at Google have claimed that a quarter of all zero-day software exploits could have been avoided if more effort had been made by vendors when creating patches for vulnerabilities in their software.
Security Boulevard
FEBRUARY 4, 2021
Security researchers at Google have claimed that a quarter of all zero-day software exploits could have been avoided if more effort had been made by vendors when creating patches for vulnerabilities in their software.
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SC Magazine
MARCH 1, 2021
In response, criminal and state-backed hacking groups stepped up their own exploitation of the technology as well. Hovering over top of those issues is a culture where many organizations emphasize business continuity at a time of great economic uncertainty, leading to rushed decision making or tradeoffs in their security posture.
SC Magazine
MARCH 1, 2021
In response, criminal and state-backed hacking groups have stepped up their own exploitation of the technology as well. A recent report from Zscaler found that VPNs are still overwhelmingly popular: 93 percent of companies surveyed reported that they have used them in some capacity.
eSecurity Planet
DECEMBER 19, 2023
Government actions will increase: Expect more government regulations, state-sponsored cyberattacks, and increased documentation required to protect CISOs. As 2023 draws to an end and cybersecurity budgeting is nearly complete, it helps to consider the year’s events and try to predict next year’s trends.
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