Vulcan's Q3 Vulnerability Watch
Check out the Q2 2024 Vulnerability Watch report
This report objectively captures the most-significant CVEs and vulnerabilities identified in the third quarter of 2024. This isn't just a top ten list, but takes the extra steps to outline exposure risk specifications and to provide practical mitigation actions.
This report highlights significant vulnerabilities identified in the second quarter of 2024. Updated through July 1st, it describes the possible repercussions of these vulnerabilities and provides suggestions for organizations to bolster their vulnerability risk management practices.
As with previous iterations, while the report offers detailed technical information on CVEs, it also delves deeper than just the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS) severity rating by incorporating data about their Exploitability Score (EPSS) and their listing in the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) catalog, along with other pertinent information.
Key highlights:
- Noteworthy vulnerabilities include OpenSSH, Microsoft Copilot, ServiceNow, Apache, web browsers, FreeBSD, VMware, and more;
- Vulnerability specifications including EPSS severity scores, CISA KEV catalog additions, impact, and mitigation actions;
- Analysis of trends such as the Iran-based ransomware threat, SQL injections, and the biggest exposure risk challenges facing organizations today.
Check out the Q2 2024 Vulnerability Watch report (no registration required)
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