Patching stories - Page 11

Despite a 24% rise in cybersecurity spending in 2019, breaches surged by 17%, reveals a ServiceNow study, highlighting patching delays and coordination issues.

Microsoft released an out-of-band patch for the vulnerability discovered by Google researchers due to the report that it has been exploited in the wild.

With the improved functionalities, technology professionals managing every type of environment can monitor website availability and performance.

Compromised enterprise networks from unpatched vulnerabilities and bad security hygiene continued to be fertile ground for hackers in 2018.

IBM X-Force Red and Qualys are declaring a war on unpatched systems, and they believe automation is the answer.

To enhance security patching, enterprises must focus on visibility, prioritisation, and automated remediation to mitigate risks and prevent costly breaches.

Security professionals need to pay attention to desktop applications because most vulnerabilities found in these types of apps can be dangerous.

Flexera's SVP for EMEA shares inside information into why businesses are more at risk than ever and what they can do to better protect themselves.

Google to address app monitoring of network activity in upcoming Android P, says NordVPN. Users urged to use VPN for online privacy.

Singapore organizations say they don't have the resources to keep up with the volume of patches required to remediate software flaws.

Security Research Labs claims that TCL, Oppo and ZTE vendors have at least four or more missed patches designated as critical or high severity.

Addressing the requirements of an OT network is now more important than ever and requires an integrated approach.

Intel has rolled out patches for Spectre and Meltdown flaws in some Skylake processors, aiming to enhance data security amid previous update issues.

Intel is warning all users to stop downloading patches for the Spectre and Meltdown vulnerabilities because they are causing system reboot issues.

Patching difficulties persist as the tech industry grapples with the fallout from Meltdown and Spectre, highlighting flaws in nearly all modern processors.

Desktops, laptops, and smartphones running on vulnerable processors can be exposed to unauthorized access and information theft.

The recent release of the Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) 2017 report revealed a small breach – with massive implications.

The Greater Manchester police have revealed more than one in five of its computers are still running an OS that has been unsupported since 2014.

Equifax breach reveals well-known vulnerability, patch available long before attack, says Flexera. More hacks likely to come.

ICS attacks could shut down critical operational systems, damage or destroy physical equipment and threaten human safety.