CyCognito shares insights showing how security teams can learn from previous incidents and leverage exposure management techniques to stay ahead of attackers.
Despite eradication efforts, Log4j continues to haunt large corporations eight months after the critical vulnerability was discovered.
Russian cyberattacks, Log4J and compliance top the list of concerns for Anne Marie Zettlemoyer, CyCognito’s new Chief Security Officer (CSO).
A timeline of how we responded to Log4j and a technical walk-through of our Active Detection Module and other steps we’ve taken .
Based on our experience responding to these issues, advice from expert CISOs, and our community of customers here are steps for a simplified response plan you can use today and for future outbreaks.
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