A new vulnerability management user guide offers results from 2021 vulnerability management scans, and explains what factors influence the criticality of vulnerabilities, why it is necessary to quickly eliminate trending vulnerabilities, details mistakes companies often make in identifying threats, and offers steps for optimizing the process of prioritizing vulnerabilities.
Seeking to protect all assets from all cyber threats sounds noble but is essentially unrealistic. Instead, a new approach that specifically focuses on eliminating ‘unacceptable’ risks at every level—companies, industries, even entire countries—is both viable and hugely beneficial. That was the message from Denis Baranov, CEO of Positive Technologies at the World Expo 2020 Dubai "Breakthrough Russian Digital Solutions for Government and Industry" business session, held on January 23.
New Year has arrived, which means that the cyberindustry's most eagerly awaited event is already on the horizon: the Positive Hack Days international practical cybersecurity forum, held annually since 2011. This year's event will take place on May 18–19 at the now traditional venue of the World Trade Center Moscow. For those unable to attend in person, an online broadcast of all talks and presentations will be available.
PJSC Positive Group (hereinafter referred to as Positive Group), a leading Russian developer of cybersecurity solutions, has announced its listing of ordinary shares on the Moscow Exchange and the start of trading in securities.
Security specialist Positive Technologies today announced that the company’s signature products—the MaxPatrol VM vulnerability management system, the PT Network Attack Discovery system for deep traffic analysis, and the PT Application Firewall—offer a strong line of defense against the critical zero-day vulnerability identified in the popular Apache Log4j log library used by millions of Java-based applications and services, enterprise software, cloud servers, and computer games. The vulnerability has generated extensive coverage, and attackers have been actively scanning networks for vulnerable systems and attacking honey pots since Dec. 10
Positive Technologies today released version 10.2 of its PT Network Attack Discovery (PT NAD) traffic analysis system, which detects attacks on the perimeter and inside corporate networks, makes hidden threats visible, identifies suspicious activity even in encrypted traffic, and helps investigate incidents. Deep analytics modules in PT NAD 10.2 can detect 37 different types of suspicious activities, a ninefold increase over previous versions, all displayed in a single feed to help organizations and end users respond to threats faster.
Fill in the form and our specialists will contact you shortly.