“It’s Time to Align Your Vulnerability Management Priorities with the Biggest Threats.” 9 September 2016. Limited resources to implement patches and end-of-life systems are the major reasons why systems remain unpatched “Through 2020, 99% of the vulnerabilities exploited will continue toīe ones known by security and IT professionals for at least one year.” * Even though vulnerabilities are known, many still get through – usually through unpatched software. Or have exploit signatures created to block them. These vulnerabilities or threats are added to reputation databases, addressed by physical and virtual patches, have security pattern files written for them,
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