Zero-day attacks may be headline grabbers, but cybersecurity researchers have long reported that unpatched known vulnerabilities are directly responsible for an even higher percentage of data breaches ...

Ivanti and SentinelOne are joining forces to help customers reduce risk of cyberattacks and deliver an autonomous vulnerability assessment, prioritization, and remediation solution Today, patch ...

If you look at the past, patch management was not a cybersecurity issue; rather, it was an IT issue. And it wasn't until the emergence of Code Red in 2001 when Microsoft started issuing patches to ...

Most organizations have no idea how many exposed, out-of-date endpoints they have or whether their remote and hybrid workers are safe. IT and security teams are often overwhelmed with work and ...

Cyber attacks are becoming more frequent and sophisticated. According to an International Monetary Fund report, the global cost of cyber crime is projected to reach $23tn by 2027, a staggering 175% ...

Cloud-native, patch-management application provider Action1 is set to add vulnerability discovery and prioritization capabilities to its namesake flagship platform to help businesses stay ahead of ...

trackd, the cybersecurity start-up automating vulnerability remediation without the fear of disruption, announced that it is emerging from stealth-mode behind $3.35MM in seed funding, and will bring ...

Coalition aims to enhance hardware and software security with founding members including cybersecurity vendors Cisco and Fortinet as well as BT Group and VMware Industry leaders across cybersecurity, ...

NEWPORT BEACH, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Syxsense, a global leader automated vulnerability and patch management, today announced that they have been named winners of Cyber Defense Magazine’s (CDM) 2023 ...

Root Evidence is taking a new approach to tackle the pervasive vulnerability patch management problem — and it all comes down to the math. Challenges exist because more and more vulnerabilities are ...

Patch management is tough business. First, somebody — a good guy, the vendor, or a bad guy — discovers a vulnerability. The vendor replicates the vulnerability, confirms the problem, and sets about ...