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Linux CUPS Vulnerability: 4 Critical Flaws Enable RCEs
David Azria & Batya Steinherz | September 30, 2024

On Sept 26th, security researcher Simone Margeritelli (@evilsocket) disclosed the discovery of 4 zero-day vulnerabilities in the Common UNIX Printing System (CUPS). CUPS is…

Just in Time for International Podcast Day: 20 Can’t-Miss Cybersecurity Podcasts
Batya Steinherz | September 30, 2024

In honor of International Podcast Day today, we’re pleased to offer you the best of the best of what have become invaluable tools for…

Reporting Risk – A Checklist to Ensuring Better Board Meetings From Now on
Batya Steinherz | September 26, 2024

Some relationships in life are straightforward. Both sides “get” each other and though miscommunications inevitably occur occasionally, it’s mainly smooth sailing. The relationship between…

9 Reasons CTEM Needs to be in Your 2025 Budget
Jason Fruge, Mike Heredia | September 19, 2024

With the summer over and Q3 in full swing, that can only mean one thing – it’s time to get 2025 budgets in order….

Vulnerability Management Vs Exposure Management: The Complete Comparison
Batya Steinherz | September 12, 2024

Let’s talk for a moment about cats and dogs. Both furry friends fall under the category of “pet” and help us humans reduce stress…

CTEM 101 – Why Cybersecurity Needs a New Approach (And What it’s Got to do with Peanut Butter)
Jason Fruge | September 03, 2024

Stop me if you’ve heard this before: You invest heavily in cybersecurity, you patch your systems regularly. And yet, you worry about unseen threats…

A Practical Checklist to CTEM

Use this practical checklist to keep yourself and your team on track to continue to meet the stages of CTEM.

The NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) Checklist

Organizations are constantly seeking innovative solutions to strengthen defenses and achieve greater resilience against cyber threats. While there are many ways to achieve this,…

5 CTEM Myths – Debunked!
Batya Steinherz | August 26, 2024

As we’ve discussed extensively in past blogs, the Continuous Threat Exposure Management framework (CTEM) is an increasingly popular proactive cybersecurity approach. CTEM’s power lies…

CVE-2024-23897 – Jenkins RCE Exploited in Ransomware Attacks
David Azria & Batya Steinherz |

Introduction   On August 19th, CISA added a new vulnerability to its catalog of Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV). Being tracked as CVE-2024-23897 with a…

It’s Time to Rethink the 30/60/90-Day Approach to Vulnerability Management
Jason Fruge | August 11, 2024

Over the years, the value that organizations derive from the classic approach to fixing vulnerabilities has diminished. Once a staple of vulnerability management policies,…

Known Exploited Vulnerabilities

What are Known Exploited Vulnerabilities? Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEVs) are weaknesses in software, hardware, applications, or systems that are being actively exploited by attackers….

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