13 MAY 2020 | ZDNET, CATALIN CIMPANU
Two U.S. cyber-security agencies published a list of the top 10 most commonly exploited software vulnerabilities between the years 2016 and 2019.
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31 MARCH 2020 | DARK READING
Cloud solution automatically discovers, analyzes, scores, and prioritizes both internal and external-facing security threat exposure across an organization’s IT infrastructure and applications.
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31 MARCH 2020 | HELP NET SECURITY, MIRKO ZORZ
RiskSense introduced Full Spectrum RBVM (Risk-based Vulnerability Management) that automatically discovers, analyzes, scores, and prioritizes both internal and external-facing security threat exposure across an organization’s IT infrastructure and applications.
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18 MARCH 2020 | THREATPOST, TARA SEALS
An analysis found these web frameworks to be the most-targeted by cybercriminals in 2019.
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17 MARCH 2019 | ZDNET, CATALIN CIMPANU
Comprehensive study looks at the most attacked web technologies of the last decade.
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17 MARCH 2020 | HELP NET SECURITY
Vulnerabilities in leading web and application frameworks, if exploited, can have devastating effects like the Equifax breach which affected 147 million people, according to RiskSense.
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17 MARCH 2019 | ITPROPORTAL, SEAD FADILPAŠIĆ
WordPress and Apache are the two web and application frameworks with the most weaponised vulnerabilities, according to a new report from RiskSense.
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16 MARCH 2020 | DARK READING, ROBERT LEMOS
Attackers continue to focus on web and application frameworks, such as Apache Struts and WordPress, fighting against a decline in vulnerabilities, according to RiskSense analysis.
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16 MARCH 2020 | THE DAILY SWIG, ADAM BANNISTER
Exploits exist for a growing proportion of security vulnerabilities found in web and application frameworks, even as the overall volume of flaws is falling, a new RiskSense study has revealed.
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27 FEBRUARY 2020 | DARK READING, SRINIVAS MUKKAMALA
As an industry, we must move beyond one-dimensional approaches to assessing ransomware exposures. Asking these four questions will help.
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23 FEBRUARY 2020 | EWEEK, FRANK OHLHURST
RiskSense is all about understanding risk. Or more aptly put, the company provides a solution that allows enterprises to assess cyber risk and then actually do something about it before that risk becomes an actual problem.
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30 JANUARY 2020 | JOURNAL OF CYBER POLICY, HUGH TAYLOR
New RiskSense Ransomware Dashboard capabilities reveal ransomware family names, their associated vulnerabilities, affected assets and how to remediate them before it’s too late.
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30 JANUARY 2020 | HELP NET SECURITY
The new RiskSense Ransomware Dashboard automatically reveals an organization’s exposure to specific attacks including the ransomware family name, vulnerabilities they exploit, the assets at risk, and remediation steps to prevent an infection.
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29 JANUARY 2020 | AMERICAN SECURITY TODAY, TAMMY WAITT
RiskSense’s new Ransomware Dashboard visualizes an organization’s exposure to ransomware-associated vulnerabilities (CVEs), providing essential information on ransomware families, assets impacted, and detailed findings.
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28 JANUARY 2020 | ZDNET, TIERNAN RAY
Cybersecurity firm RiskSense, which has been at the forefront of diagnosing persistent threats for many years, has announced a dashboard to warn companies how much they may be at risk from various kinds of ransomware.
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27 JANUARY 2020 | DARK READING, JAI VIJAYAN
Ransomware attackers collected an average of around $84,000 from victim organizations, up from $41,000 in Q3 of 2018.
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07 JANUARY 2020 | SENSORS TECH FORUM, MILENA DIMITROVA
With official support for Windows 7 ending on January 14th, 2020, those who haven’t switched to Windows 10 are at a greater risk of ransomware and malware attacks, as there will be no more security patches.
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23 DECEMBER 2019 | SC MAGAZINE
Industry security leaders deliver 2020 cybersecurity predictions around ransomware.
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12 DECEMBER 2019 | SANS
Artificial intelligence in cybersecurity can introduce accidental or intentional bias that results in false security data.
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11 DECEMBER 2019 | TMC, DR. SRINIVAS MUKKAMALA
Five major trends predicted to dominate cybersecurity next year – some are threat oriented while others are inward-looking and focus on defensive measures
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19 NOVEMBER 2019 | GCN, SRINIVAS MUKKAMALA
RiskSense analysis shows that over two-thirds of U.S. states have suffered a ransomware attack in the past 18 months, making it more important than ever to understand the factors driving this spike in government-focused ransomware.
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11 NOVEMBER 2019 | SECURITYWEEK, EDUARD KOVACS
Recent attacks exploiting the BlueKeep vulnerability to deliver cryptocurrency mining malware caused some systems to crash due to the Meltdown patch being deployed on targeted machines.
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11 NOVEMBER 2019 | ZDNET, CATALIN CIMPANU
Currently, the only public proof-of-concept exploit code for the infamous BlueKeep vulnerability is a module for the Metasploit penetration testing framework, put together from proof-of-concept code donated by RiskSense security researcher Sean Dillon.
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07 OCTOBER 2019 | INFOSECURITY, CALEB HIGHTOWER
While the National Vulnerability Database (NVD) is a valuable source of vulnerability information, it only represents one piece of the puzzle and should not be used as the single source of truth when evaluating an organization’s security and risk posture.
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