Endpoint Security , Events , Open XDR
Lessons Learned from Big Hacks: Understanding Risks
You have witnessed big hacks during the past few years, be it Credit card data leak, Equifax, Facebook, British Airways, Alexa hack, API security vulnerabilities, and a few other big logos becoming the victims. The fascinating aspect is that the outcomes of the breach were disclosed to big logos. They, in turn, acknowledged these gaps and fixed the security vulnerabilities, which were potential threats to not just their products but to their goodwill and reputation.
But, there is a critical need to understand the state of vulnerability management process across enterprises, with the endpoints getting exposed to external attackers. How dependent are these enterprises on the third party code modules and trusting them to be secure? What kind of lessons do we need to learn to make our infrastructure secure and data less vulnerable to cyber-attacks?
But, there is a critical need to understand the state of vulnerability management process across enterprises, with the endpoints getting exposed to external attackers. How dependent are these enterprises on the third party code modules and trusting them to be secure? What kind of lessons do we need to learn to make our infrastructure secure and data less vulnerable to cyber-attacks?
- How the vulnerabilities were discovered;
- Existing security gaps in the processes and how to identify the vulnerabilitiesT;
- Authentication: the mechanism for securing your APIs