Risk-based prioritization allows organizations to gain insights into which vulnerabilities affect their most business-critical applications, allowing teams to prioritize fixing vulnerabilities that have the greatest impact.
This cheat sheet gives you five simple steps to protect your most important application assets and prioritize issues based on the actual risk to your organization. Learn more about how Snyk can help you focus on the security concerns that truly matter.
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A flaw in Google’s new Gemini CLI tool could’ve allowed hackers to exfiltrate dataNews The company has moved to fix a vulnerability that allowed the execution of malicious code
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Hackers breached a 158 year old company by guessing an employee password – experts say it’s a ‘pertinent reminder’ of the devastating impact of cyber crimeNews A Panorama documentary exposed hackers' techniques and talked to the teams trying to tackle them
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Everything we know about the Allianz Life data breach so farNews The company has confirmed in a filing that data was accessed earlier this month
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ExpressVPN updates Windows app to fix vulnerabilityNews The flaw was reported through ExpressVPN's bug bounty program
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NCSC says ‘limited number’ of UK firms affected by SharePoint attack as global impact spreadsNews The SharePoint flaw has already had a wide impact according to reports from government security agencies
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New hires are your weakest link when it comes to phishing attacks – here's how you can build a strong security culture that doesn't judge victimsNews Research from Keepnet shows new hires are far more likely to fall for phishing attacks – here's how you can improve security awareness during onboarding processes.
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IT leaders are facing major work device blind spots – and it's putting security at riskNews The use of unauthorized devices is putting enterprises at huge risk
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Okta and Palo Alto Networks are teaming up to ‘fight AI with AI’News The expanded partnership aims to help shore up identity security as attackers increasingly target user credentials
