Many companies patch well-known vulnerabilities but often skip comprehensive vulnerability scanning. Scanning ensures patches are properly installed and identifies lesser-known vulnerabilities cybercriminals can exploit.
Key Takeaways
- Even after patching, there is a risk that vulnerabilities have already been exploited.
- Cybercriminals continue to exploit unpatched vulnerabilities from years ago.
- Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is a simple, powerful, and practical solution to reducing cyber risk.
- Utilizing free and low-cost cybersecurity education and awareness training resources can help organizations avoid significant disruptions, costs, and damage to their reputation.
Meet Our Speaker
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Dave Stenger, Chief Information Officer
For 20 years, Dave has led innovative technology initiatives at Knowledge Services. Throughout his tenure, he has navigated an incredible amount of change in the cybersecurity landscape, transforming the organization from a humble learner on its own security journey to a trusted guide for others.
Dave’s extensive experience and forward-thinking approach have been instrumental in confidently steering Knowledge Services and its clients towards robust cybersecurity solutions.