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Security Patches You Need to Address in April 2022

Posted on April 19, 2022

Patching your systems with monthly updates is usually a mundane task.But, the severities of this month’s weaknesses aren’t exactly routine – especially if they’re actively exploited.While “April showers bring May flowers” might be a rhyme you’re tired of hearing, April’s patches and updates bring relief from the flaws of the...

Is Your Firewall Creating a False Sense of (Cyber)Security?

Posted on February 15, 2022

Decades ago, strong IT security meant a strong firewall plus antivirus. Today however, while firewalls and endpoint protection remain basic requirements, they no longer provide sufficient security. Unfortunately, many time and budget-strapped organizations haven’t caught up to the reality of the times. Once an attacker penetrates your firewall or disguises...

Log4j Vulnerability Affects Majority of Businesses

Posted on December 21, 2021

Sure, you probably expected the usual Microsoft updates, but who saw the Log4j vulnerability coming? The recently discovered Log4j flaw is like the gift that keeps on giving. Except instead of a gift, it’s a headache. And, instead of giving, it’s lingering. Already, three patches have been issued. Yes, three....

June Patches and Updates You Need to Know About

Posted on June 15, 2021

Every month brings both new challenges and new opportunities to the world of technology. Problems arise, and updates bring stronger security to our systems. The month of June has been no exception, and includes the usual patches for Windows operating system. However, there are also several unusual patch releases for...

You Need to Patch this Windows Vulnerability Now

Posted on February 16, 2021

February’s Patching Tuesday arrived with another batch of urgent and critical patches for vulnerabilities. One set of three Windows TCP/IP vulnerabilities even merited a special warning. The three critical and high-severity vulnerabilities all expose organizations to remote exploitation by unauthenticated attackers, and should be patched as quickly as possible. Two...