Is the Vulnerability Tsunami upon us?
The vulnpocalypse hits the headlines – not (yet) the networks
Security Navigator 2027: Vulnerabilities
Published vulnerabilities exploded this year. Our scanning data shows what actually happened inside real environments – and the early warning sign hidden in a stable average.
Quick quiz: Published CVEs soared this year. Did tracked exploits of actual networks follow?
Answers you can find in the Navigator:
- Published CVEs soared – did vulnerabilities in real networks follow?
- Which findings are really worth fixing first – and how many are reachable?
- Your scanner says vulnerable, your admin says patched: who pays for the argument?
Every AI-found bug still has to squeeze through the small pipe called reachability.
– Wicus Ross, Senior Security Researcher
Some cool content while you wait:
Webinar: PHP Vulnerabilities - Understanding the crisis and acting quickly
A global cybersecurity crisis linked to two vulnerabilities affecting PHP is a reminder of the importance of quickly identifying exposed systems and implementing appropriate protection measures.
Blog: Vulnerabilities on customer devices: a never-ending story
With billions of connected devices worldwide, cybersecurity risks are growing. Learn how Orange is tackling vulnerabilities, supply chain risks, and preparing for new EU regulations like NIS2 and the CRA.
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