Critical vulnerability in the popular logging library, Log4j 2, impacts a number of services and applications, including Minecraft, Steam and Apple iCloud. Attackers have begun actively scanning for and attempting to exploit the flaw. https://t.co/K9H0MiyXVn
We're excited to announce that https://t.co/JebIWuONcd and https://t.co/JebIWuONcd WAS have achieved FedRAMP authorization. Check out the blog for six reasons why this milestone is important for customers and partners. https://t.co/261LZUCMbO
A good understanding of the attack surface is of prime importance in measuring and prioritizing risk. Here's how Tenable's data can allow security professionals to have a more realistic view of their exposure. https://t.co/lcUZDnyWBp
PrintNightmare warrants attention is because of its ubiquity across organisations and the prospect that attackers could exploit this flaw in order to take over a domain controller. https://t.co/QTjWVlPvYd
@Infosecurity Europe is in full swing! Don't miss Tenable's session on Active Directory (AD) Security with @sylvaincortes, 16x Microsoft MVP. Master the rules of AD security live on July 14 @ 11am or on-demand https://t.co/3Ovl9mli1T
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“PrintNightmare will remain a valuable exploit for cybercriminals as long as there are unpatched systems out there, and as we know, unpatched vulnerabilities have a long shelf life for attackers.” Satnam Narang, Staff Research Engineer, Tenable https://t.co/r3loEiwKIL
Satnam Narang, Staff Research Engineer at Tenable, dispels the fog around REvil, a notorious hacking group that has been linked to several major breaches. He provides insight into what they do and how they operate. https://t.co/39GH0sim6N
Hiring alert for any sales professionals in my network. Come work for a “Top Workplace” with Tenable’s talented and fierce global sales team. Check out our open positions here. https://t.co/SvVl3tODj0
The blog write-up on the Print Spooler Flaw by Claire Tills, Tenable's Senior Research Engineer, outlines a timeline for the discovery and subsequent proof-of-concept exploit code reveal. https://t.co/8XfpkEh5Mb
If you're passionate about reducing cyber risk and making the world a safer place, you have a role to play at Tenable. Read 4 employee success stories to learn more about who we are and envision where you will fit into Team Tenable. #onetenable https://t.co/phWdKXRPMI
June saw the relaunch of the Tenable Research podcast, with guests Satnam Narang and Ray Carney talking to host Dan Raywood about patching and vulnerability trends, and the current issue of ransomware. https://t.co/MtW4fDF9RA
“Researchers often develop PoCs before reporting a vulnerability to a developer and publishing them allows other researchers to both check their work and potentially dig further and discover other issues.” Claire Tills, Senior Research Engineer, Tenable https://t.co/TB2Qhaqmg3
If you're passionate about reducing cyber risk and making the world a safer place, you have a role to play at Tenable. Read 4 employee success stories to learn more about who we are and envision where you will fit into Team Tenable. #onetenable https://t.co/I3tJCdmUN6
"Aligning a vulnerability management program with a "zero trust" approach helps to strengthen cybersecurity". Kartik Shahani discusses how organisations can ensure that their RBVM program addresses corporate priorities. https://t.co/Q8keDiCMlL