Live Patching Education

To meet organizational requirements, compliance mandates, and regulatory requirements, Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs) have a vulnerability patching approach available to them that they may not have considered – and...

As one of the most popular scripting languages for a variety of applications, Python also offers incredibly valuable functionality when it comes to automated live patching – a modern approach...

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) advised organizations, including healthcare, federal/state government, and financial services providers, to deploy software updates through enterprise patch management tools using a structured...

This is part three of our five-part blog series exploring the code bugs that lead to the vulnerabilities showing up every day. In this part, we’ll cover bugs #15 to...

Retention rates, NPS, customer score… if you work in the IT department of a telecoms company or any client-facing team, you’ll know all about the customer metrics used to evaluate...

The Linux Kernel has grown in scope and functionality over the years. New schedulers, new drivers, new filesystems, new communication protocols, new security holes… oh, wait. That last one is...

Frameworks are an effective tool in cybersecurity because of the complexity of cybersecurity challenges and because so many organizations have so little structure to their cybersecurity operations. Introduced in 2014,...

Patching to protect systems against security vulnerabilities is at the top of the SecOps agenda. However, despite the focus on patching, it’s something that has proven really hard to get...

Critical infrastructure is at the core of a functional society, supplying key utilities such as water, energy, and transport to the nation. It makes infrastructure providers an attractive target, whether...

“We are in the process of digging ourselves into an anachronism by preserving practices that have no rational basis beyond their historical roots in an earlier period of technological and...

A digital twin (DT) is a virtualized representation of an actual device, and is often used in relation to operational technology (OT), industrial control system (ICS), or devices with physical...