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Vulnerability SLA’s Assume Attackers Wait Their Turn
A vulnerability can flip from “not exploitable” to “actively exploited” in an hour. Your remediation SLA probably gives it 60-90 days if it’s internal. Which timeline do you think the attacker is working from?
Most vulnerability management programs still run on two quiet assumptions: external systems get patched fast, internal systems can wait — and confirmed-exploitable gets patched fast, everything else waits too. Both assumptions made sense a few years ago. The data below suggests they don’t anymore. Continue reading
Posted in Artificial Intelligence, Data Breaches, Generative AI, Ransomware
Tagged OpenAI, Remidiation, SLA, Vulnerability, VulnerabilitySLA
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We Made This Mistake With Cloud. We’re Making It Again With AI.
Your organisation is probably paying for AI that most employees use to write emails – and what to do before your CFO notices. We’ve been here before. Cast your mind back to the mid-2010s. Every CIO was under pressure to … Continue reading
Posted in Artificial Intelligence
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