If the onslaught of Trojan horses, worms and viruses has taught us anything, it’s that software patches are as vital to network security as virus updates. The infamous Blaster worm and the more recent ...

Transform your approach to patch management with our in-depth guide crafted for IT professionals who manage complex, distributed networks and are seeking to optimize their security and efficiency.

IT policies that govern the automation of network management processes are similar to an airplane’s sophisticated autopilot system. A pilot enters the destination, course, route and altitude ...

With the security of the network at stake and new exploits arriving almost daily, an ad hoc approach to software fixes won't cut it At one time, the concept of patch management merely meant keeping an ...

Though only 27% of decision makers surveyed have deployed one of these solutions now, analyst says their use is a best practice. Failing to patch vulnerabilities keeps biting CISOs. The most recent ...

When defending overwhelming amounts of data in an ever-shifting threat landscape, cybersecurity can feel like an elusive goal. And the past few years have introduced a combination of factors that only ...

Everyday tools like PDF readers, email clients, and archive utilities quietly define the real attack surface. Action1 explains how third-party software drift increases exploit risk and why consistent ...

Most organizations have no idea how many exposed, out-of-date endpoints they have or whether their remote and hybrid workers are safe. IT and security teams are often overwhelmed with work and ...

Columbia, MD., December 6, 2011— Tenable Network Security, Inc., the leader in Unified Security Monitoring (USM), announced today its Nessus Vulnerability Scanner, the industry’s most widely deployed ...

In recent cyber activities that have exposed alarming vulnerabilities in U.S. critical infrastructure, cyber criminals demonstrate the ability to disrupt vital services, like energy, water and ...

The big news last week wasn’t that Microsoft released a spate of (actually, four) security patches – it was, after all, the first Tuesday of the month, the day designated for patch release. The big ...