AI Vulnerabilities
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Surge in Vulnerabilities Plagues SonicWall Devices, Heightening Cybersecurity Concerns
SonicWall faces a surge in vulnerabilities affecting its devices, with 20 disclosed in 2025, raising cybersecurity concerns as attackers exploit these weaknesses. The company’s efforts to patch vulnerabilities and enhance security features are underway as the threat landscape evolves.
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New Study Reveals Cloud Vulnerability Disparities Among Providers
A new CyCognito report reveals that Google Cloud has the highest vulnerability rates among major cloud providers, surpassing both AWS and Azure, emphasizing the need for enhanced security measures.
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Future of CVE Program in Jeopardy: Cybersecurity Community Calls for Stability
The CVE Program faces potential instability as US government funding decreases, raising concerns within the cybersecurity community about future preparedness and response to vulnerabilities. Experts stress the importance of this critical program and call for stable governance to mitigate risks.
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Exploitation of Vulnerabilities on the Rise: 159 CVEs Flagged in Q1 2025
A recent report reveals that 159 CVEs were flagged as exploited in Q1 2025, highlighting a growing trend in vulnerability exploitation within cybersecurity. Urgent actions are needed to mitigate such risks amid rising threats.
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Cybersecurity Expert Warns of Rising Threats from Visible Networks
Lawrence Pingree emphasizes the rising threats posed by visible networks in today’s cybersecurity landscape, urging organizations to adopt stealth networking technologies for better protection against sophisticated attacks.
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Organizations Struggle to Address Cybersecurity Vulnerabilities, New Report Reveals
A recent report from Cobalt has revealed that organizations are fixing less than half of their cybersecurity vulnerabilities, with serious implications for security posture, particularly regarding generative AI applications.
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Future of CVE Program in Question Amid Funding Concerns
The Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) Program is at a crossroads as funding concerns arise, prompting discussions on its future management and governance amidst a backdrop of rising vulnerabilities.
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End of CVE Program Sparks Concerns Among Cybersecurity Experts
The Department of Homeland Security’s decision to let its contract with MITRE expire could jeopardize the future of the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) program, raising alarms among cybersecurity experts about the potential disruption to vulnerability tracking and management.
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Organizations Struggle to Address Cyber Vulnerabilities, Despite Increased Pentesting Efforts
A recent report reveals that organizations are addressing less than half of exploitable vulnerabilities, particularly in Generative AI applications, underscoring the need for improved security measures despite widespread recognition of the importance of pentesting.
