CVSS

JFrog Software Supply Chain Report Shows Most Critical Vulnerabilities Scores Are Misleading

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Tuesday, March 19, 2024
Software, Supply Chain Management, Networks, Professional Services, Business, Data Management, Apps, Applications, Technology, Artificial Intelligence, Security, Data Analytics, Retail, Other Technology, Docker, Inc., Union, Organization, High, Denial-of-service attack, SLDC, Entrepreneurship, OSS, Research, News, RCE, SDLC, Multimedia, CVSS, Movement, CVE, Critical

(KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe) — JFrog Ltd. (“JFrog”) (NASDAQ: FROG), the Liquid Software company and creators of the JFrog Software Supply Chain Platform , today released the findings of its annual Software Supply Chain State of the Union report 2024 , which identifies emerging development trends, risks and best practices for securing enterprise software supply chains.

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  • (KubeCon + CloudNativeCon Europe) — JFrog Ltd. (“JFrog”) (NASDAQ: FROG), the Liquid Software company and creators of the JFrog Software Supply Chain Platform , today released the findings of its annual Software Supply Chain State of the Union report 2024 , which identifies emerging development trends, risks and best practices for securing enterprise software supply chains.
  • View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20240319775900/en/
    JFrog Software Supply Chain State of the Union Report 2024 (Graphic: JFrog)
    “DevSecOps teams worldwide are navigating a volatile field of software security, where innovation frequently meets demand in an age of rapid AI adoption,” said Yoav Landman, CTO and Co-Founder, JFrog.
  • Additionally, JFrog found that 74% of the reported common CVEs with High and Critical CVSS scores on the top 100 Docker Hub community images weren’t exploitable.
  • Share this: @JFrog shares research findings in their annual Software Supply Chain State of the Union 2024 report.

Cavelo Recognized as an Outperformer in GigaOm Attack Surface Management (ASM) Radar Report

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Thursday, March 28, 2024
ASM, Organization, Environment, Risk, Internal, Classification, SIEM, CMMC, CCPA, NIST, Workflow, Gigaom, EPSS, CVSS, Challenger, Risk management

KITCHENER, ON, March 28, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Attack surface management technology provider Cavelo Inc. today announced its recognition as a market 'Challenger' and 'Outperformer' in the third annual GigaOm Attack Surface Management Radar Report1.

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  • KITCHENER, ON, March 28, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Attack surface management technology provider Cavelo Inc. today announced its recognition as a market 'Challenger' and 'Outperformer' in the third annual GigaOm Attack Surface Management Radar Report 1.
  • "Cavelo exhibits a comprehensive understanding of the challenges associated with organizations' expanding and often complex attack surfaces," said Chris Ray, Research Analyst at GigaOm.
  • Cavelo offers a consolidated attack surface management platform that helps businesses manage and mitigate cyber risk.
  • "This report illuminates the spectrum of ASM technology, while underscoring the importance of accessible and cost-effective attack surface management solutions," said James Mignacca, CEO at Cavelo.

Phosphorus to Showcase (un)Believable Advances in Proactive OT/ICS Security Remediation and Management at S4x24

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Wednesday, February 21, 2024
CVSS, IoMT, S4, Internet of things, Operational technology, Loews Hotels, Industrial internet of things, FIX, City, Cyber-physical system, Organization, ICS, CPS, Destroy Lonely, Environment, Risk management

Phosphorus will also be showcasing its award-winning, Gartner-recognized Unified xIoT Security Management Platform, which offers the industry’s leading proactive approach to security management and breach prevention for the exploding OT/ICS, IIoT, IoT, and IoMT attack surface.

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  • Phosphorus will also be showcasing its award-winning, Gartner-recognized Unified xIoT Security Management Platform, which offers the industry’s leading proactive approach to security management and breach prevention for the exploding OT/ICS, IIoT, IoT, and IoMT attack surface.
  • Schedule a meeting to discuss your needs and get hands-on time with the industry’s only Mobile xIoT Security Lab.
  • The interactive lab features live demonstrations of automated xIoT discovery, management, and remediation – including safe device hardening, credential rotation, firmware patching, and operational management.
  • To learn more about Phosphorus’ on-site activities at S4, or to schedule a meeting or demo with the Phosphorus team, visit https://phosphorus.io/S4x24/ .

Skybox Security Enhances its Best-in-Class Vulnerability Prioritization Solution

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Wednesday, March 6, 2024
Professional Services, Data Management, Security, Data Analytics, Technology, Software, Networks, Cloud, CVSS, Forecasting, Intelligence, Exposure, Product management, Risk, Exploitation, Scott Herren, Information technology, Organization, Probability, Skybox, Risk management

Skybox Security, a leading provider of Exposure Management solutions, today announced the release of Skybox 13.2, introducing enhancements to its Vulnerability and Threat Management solution.

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  • Skybox Security, a leading provider of Exposure Management solutions, today announced the release of Skybox 13.2, introducing enhancements to its Vulnerability and Threat Management solution.
  • Skybox offers an advanced Vulnerability and Threat Management solution that effectively tackles the security challenges of vulnerabilities by prioritizing them.
  • We recognize that exploitability is paramount in prioritization, as it determines an attacker’s potential for misusing a vulnerability,” said Mordecai Rosen, CEO of Skybox Security.
  • Consolidated Vulnerability Management: With support for information technology, operational technology, and cloud vulnerability management initiatives, organizations can streamline their security efforts using Skybox’s comprehensive solution.

Orca Security Report Reveals 81% of Organizations Have Vulnerable, Neglected Public-Facing Cloud Assets with Open Ports

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Tuesday, February 27, 2024
Networks, Security, Data Management, Technology, Software, Cloud, Google Cloud, Cloud Security Alliance, CVSS, Internet, Alibaba Cloud, AI, MFA, API, Azure, Oracle Cloud, Risk, Multi-factor authentication, Attention, Cloud computing, Organization, Plague, Amazon SageMaker, Reputational damage, Dictionary, AWS, Risk management

Orca Security , a pioneer of agentless cloud security, today released the 2024 State of Cloud Security Report , which provides important insights into current and emerging cloud risks captured by the Orca Cloud Security Platform.

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  • Orca Security , a pioneer of agentless cloud security, today released the 2024 State of Cloud Security Report , which provides important insights into current and emerging cloud risks captured by the Orca Cloud Security Platform.
  • Compiled by the Orca Research Pod , the State of Cloud Security Report captures analyzed data from billions of cloud assets on AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Oracle Cloud, and Alibaba Cloud scanned by the Orca Cloud Security Platform in 2023.
  • Based on risks found in actual production environments, the report highlights the most common and significant cloud security risks and how these can be avoided.
  • “This report is a valuable resource for cloud security practitioners, DevSecOps, and others concerned with cloud security and speaks to the vulnerabilities that still plague corporate cloud infrastructures that need immediate attention,” said Illena Armstrong, President at Cloud Security Alliance.

IBM Report: Identity Comes Under Attack, Straining Enterprises' Recovery Time from Breaches

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Wednesday, February 21, 2024
Dark, Social media, Data breach, CVSS, AI, Attack, Security, Darkness, ROI, Boil, CVE, DHS, IBM, Generative, X-Force, Intelligence, Government, Incident, Risk, IBM Consulting, GPT, Active Directory, Organization, FBI, Red, Microsoft, Research, Environment, Cryptocurrency

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Feb. 21, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- IBM (NYSE: IBM) today released the 2024 X-Force Threat Intelligence Index highlighting an emerging global identity crisis as cybercriminals double down on exploiting user identities to compromise enterprises worldwide. According to IBM X-Force, IBM Consulting's offensive and defensive security services arm, in 2023, cybercriminals saw more opportunities to "log in" versus hack into corporate networks through valid accounts – making this tactic a preferred weapon of choice for threat actors.

Key Points: 
  • Ransomware attacks on enterprises saw a nearly 12% drop last year, as larger organizations opt against paying and decrypting, in favor of rebuilding their infrastructure.
  • With this growing pushback likely to impact adversaries' revenue expectations from encryption-based extortion, groups that previously specialized in ransomware were observed pivoting to infostealers.
  • "Identity is being used against enterprises time and time again, a problem that will worsen as adversaries invest in AI to optimize the tactic."
  • Sign up for the 2024 IBM X-Force Threat Intelligence webinar on Thursday, March 7th at 11:00 am ET.

IBM Report: Identity Comes Under Attack, Straining Enterprises' Recovery Time from Breaches

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Wednesday, February 21, 2024
Dark, Social media, Data breach, CVSS, AI, Attack, Security, Darkness, ROI, Boil, CVE, DHS, IBM, Generative, X-Force, Intelligence, Government, Incident, Risk, IBM Consulting, GPT, Active Directory, Organization, FBI, Red, Microsoft, Research, Environment, Cryptocurrency

CAMBRIDGE, Mass., Feb. 21, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- IBM (NYSE: IBM) today released the 2024 X-Force Threat Intelligence Index highlighting an emerging global identity crisis as cybercriminals double down on exploiting user identities to compromise enterprises worldwide. According to IBM X-Force, IBM Consulting's offensive and defensive security services arm, in 2023, cybercriminals saw more opportunities to "log in" versus hack into corporate networks through valid accounts – making this tactic a preferred weapon of choice for threat actors.

Key Points: 
  • Ransomware attacks on enterprises saw a nearly 12% drop last year, as larger organizations opt against paying and decrypting, in favor of rebuilding their infrastructure.
  • With this growing pushback likely to impact adversaries' revenue expectations from encryption-based extortion, groups that previously specialized in ransomware were observed pivoting to infostealers.
  • "Identity is being used against enterprises time and time again, a problem that will worsen as adversaries invest in AI to optimize the tactic."
  • Sign up for the 2024 IBM X-Force Threat Intelligence webinar on Thursday, March 7th at 11:00 am ET.

OP[4] Launches Advanced Platform for Automated Product Security

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Wednesday, January 10, 2024
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CHANTILLY, Va., Jan. 10, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- OP[4] , a pioneer in the development of automated firmware security technologies for smart devices and industrial systems, announced today the launch of an advanced version of its groundbreaking product security platform.

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  • CHANTILLY, Va., Jan. 10, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- OP[4] , a pioneer in the development of automated firmware security technologies for smart devices and industrial systems, announced today the launch of an advanced version of its groundbreaking product security platform.
  • “Historically, product security teams have only had the resources to perform limited, manual security assessments prior to a product release,” noted OP[4] CEO Irby Thompson.
  • The OP[4] Product Security Platform now enables OEMs and Integrators to perform automated and continuous security evaluations – providing real-time vulnerability insights, secure-by-design guidance, and cyber risk mitigations.”
    The platform, powered by OP[4]’s automated program analysis engine, originally developed under DARPA, continuously analyzes device firmware and detects N-day and 0-day vulnerabilities in compiled binary code in real time (without requiring source code).
  • Further, it helps product teams track security evolution build by build, and enables quality improvement visualization over time in fast-paced development cycles.

Introducing Industrial Defender Risk Signal, an Intelligent Risk-Based Vulnerability Management Solution for OT Security

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Wednesday, January 3, 2024
Lockheed Martin, CVSS, Organization, OT, Intelligence, Risk, Risk management

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. , Jan. 3, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Industrial Defender, the leading provider of OT asset data and cybersecurity solutions for industrial organizations, is excited to announce the launch of the Industrial Defender Risk Signal, its new risk-based vulnerability management (RBVM) solution. Building upon the company's robust vulnerability assessment capabilities, Industrial Defender Risk Signal intelligently prioritizes vulnerability for highest impact, integrating threat intelligence and the user's specific business context.

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  • , Jan. 3, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Industrial Defender , the leading provider of OT asset data and cybersecurity solutions for industrial organizations, is excited to announce the launch of the Industrial Defender Risk Signal , its new risk-based vulnerability management (RBVM) solution.
  • Building upon the company's robust vulnerability assessment capabilities, Industrial Defender Risk Signal intelligently prioritizes vulnerability for highest impact, integrating threat intelligence and the user's specific business context.
  • Industrial Defender's RBVM solution enables a significant evolution in vulnerability management for industrial environments.
  • "Grasping the actual risk of a discovered vulnerability is especially important when managing OT," said Jay Williams, CEO of Industrial Defender.

Detectify Research Continues to Reveal Pitfalls in Established Security Methods and Uncovers Top Vulnerabilities from 2023

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Tuesday, December 12, 2023
Technology, Internet, Security, Disclosure, Research, Organization, XSS, CVE, Emissary (Internet Software), Risk, CVSS, Financial services, Software as a service, SQL injection, Risk management, Cryptocurrency

Findings reveal that organizations' most prominent threats during 2023 are vulnerabilities not covered by common disclosure processes, like CVEs, and demonstrate the risks associated with an overly reliant approach to established methods.

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  • Findings reveal that organizations' most prominent threats during 2023 are vulnerabilities not covered by common disclosure processes, like CVEs, and demonstrate the risks associated with an overly reliant approach to established methods.
  • Noteworthy findings from the report include:
    100% of the top three vulnerabilities found across all industries were not covered by a CVE.
  • Additionally, 75% of the total vulnerabilities regularly scanned by Detectify, primarily crowdsourced from its community of ethical hackers, don’t have a CVE assigned.
  • Over-reliance on frameworks like the CVE program weakens organizations' security posture and gives them an unrealistic sense of security.