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Day 284 of #365daysofcybersec Course: Vulnerability Management Topic: Implementing Vulnerability Scanning Methods Today, I completed the "Implementing Vulnerability Scanning Methods" exercise on Cybrary. Better Never Rests 🤝 #365daysofcybersec #cybertechdave100daysofcyberchallenge #Cybrary

Day 285 of #365daysofcybersec Course: Vulnerability Management Topic: Analyzing Output from Vulnerability Assessment Tools Today, I completed the "Analyzing Output from Vulnerability Assessment Tools" exercise on Cybrary. Better Never Rests 🤝 #365daysofcybersec #cybertechdave100daysofcyberchallenge #Cybrary

Here we go : 5th article Vulnerability Management Part1 #vulnerability_management

Days of 122 #365daysofinfosec OpenVAS from TryHackMe Learn the basics of threat and vulnerability management using Open Vulnerability Assessment Scanning #vulnerability #threat #management

I saw another great report from Chainguard on vulnerability management specifically for dealing with public CVEs in containers. It’s wild to see the trend of challenges and time commitments for remediation. Check out their report: https://lnkd.in/giRTGmqY

Part 7 of the Tenable Vulnerability Management series is live on YouTube. It covers Explorer, Findings and Assets. This series is only possible thanks to our sponsor. As a way to say thawnks, please follow Cyvatar here on LinkedIn. https://lnkd.in/eE_iipQJ #cybersecuritytraining #cybersecurityjobs #vulnerability #vulnerabilitymanagement #vulnerabilityassessment #vulnerabilityscanning

TryHackMe | OpenVAS Learn the basics of threat and vulnerability management using Open Vulnerability Assessment Scanning

(Almost) every #MSP does vulnerability scanning. But vulnerability management? Lets talk about that more in depth. Really looking forward to partnering up with my friend Kris Shoemaker of Cavelo Inc. as we tackle how to take a broken process and transform it into something that works. And something effective in your security program. Something your clients will get behind. And something that turns into value and resulting revenue. Let’s go!

Your management is not interested in you whining about critical this, critical that. They want to see progress in the reduction of the attack surface. This requires a completely different approach to OT vulnerability management than you have been told. https://lnkd.in/eBSKsCaM

Chris Hughes and Nikki Robinson, DSc, PhD recently wrote the book Effective Vulnerability Management. Dale and Chris discuss the topic and book including: - The definition and scope of vulnerabilities. It’s much more than coding errors that need patches. - Are ICS protocols lacking authentication “vulnerabilities” - The reality that most organizations have 100’s of thousands of unpatched vulnerabilities. Some statistics and will this change. - Ways to prioritize what vulnerabilities you address. - The SSVC decision tree approach that was introduced at S4 as Never, Next, Now - Tooling … vulnerability management, software configuration, ticketing, remediation. - And much more. #unsolicitedresponse #otsecurity #icssecurity