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ZDNet Security
Vulnerabilities found in Apple products surged by more than 450% during the second half of 2021, but Google and Microsoft continue to hold the lead -- for now.
The Register
Join us online to learn how to keep your software pipeline flowing If you breathed a sigh of relief after dealing with the Log4j vulnerability last year, here's some bad news. There are further equally nasty zero day vulnerabilities to come, so now is not the time to relax.… Webinar
ZDNet Security
Bleeping Computer
Microsoft announced the general availability of hotpatching for Windows Server Azure Edition core virtual machines allowing admins to install Windows security updates on supported VMs without requiring server restarts. [...]
The Hacker News
There are three things you can be sure of in life: death, taxes – and new CVEs. For organizations that rely on CentOS 8, the inevitable has now happened, and it didn’t take long. Just two weeks after reaching the official end of life, something broke spectacularly, leaving CentOS 8 users at major risk of a severe attack – and with no support from CentOS. You’d think that this issue no longer
Dark Reading
Just turning the patch dial to "high" is not enough, and if your company is using the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) to prioritize software patching, you are doing it wrong.
The Hacker News
Cybersecurity teams have many demands competing for limited resources. Restricted budgets are a problem, and restricted staff resources are also a bottleneck. There is also the need to maintain business continuity at all times. It's a frustrating mix of challenges – with resources behind tasks such as patching rarely sufficient to meet security prerogatives or compliance deadlines. The multitude
ZDNet Security
Agency warns it will use its full legal authority against companies that fail to take reasonable steps against the Log4j vulnerability.