CISA Adds One Known Exploited Vulnerability to Catalog

CISA has added one new vulnerability to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities KEV Catalog, based on evidence of active exploitation. CVE-2026-33825link is external Microsoft Defender Insufficient Granularity of Access Control Vulnerability This type of vulnerability is a frequent attack vector for...

CVEs with a CVSS Score Greater Than or Equal to 9

Critical vulnerabilities with Common Vulnerability Scoring System scores of 9.0 or higher pose severe risks to organisations' information systems. Timely detection and remediation are essential to minimise economic and reputational damage from cyberattacks. This paper provides a thorough analysis...

Project Glasswing and the Next Challenge for Defenders: Turning Faster Discovery into Faster Action

Anthropic’s Project Glasswing has sparked plenty of discussion about what AI might soon do for vulnerability discovery, but the more useful question for most security teams is how to prepare for, and more importantly seize the opportunity of, what comes next. As we wrote in our earlier blog, What...

Qualys VMDR and TotalCloud™ Now Available on Oracle Cloud Marketplace

Key Takeaways Qualys VMDR and TotalCloud are now available on the Oracle Cloud Marketplace, simplifying procurement and deployment for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure OCI customers. Organizations can deploy security faster with native OCI integration and one-click provisioning. The combined platform...

What Makes a Vulnerability Management Dashboard Effective?

Let's be direct: a high CVSS score doesn't mean a vulnerability is a top priority for your organization. Attackers don't care about theoretical scores; they care about clear, exploitable pathways to your critical assets. If your vulnerability management dashboard is only showing you generic...

12 Best Practices for Securing AWS Cloud in 2026

Key Takeaways Securing AWS cloud in 2026 depends on continuous, risk-based governance rather than isolated tools or one-time checks. Most cloud security incidents stem from customer-side issues such as identity misuse, misconfigurations, and exposed workloads. Effective security for AWS cloud...

Patch Management: A Complete Guide to Securing Your Organization

Your vulnerability scanners just returned 15,000 findings. Microsoft's Patch Tuesday alone dropped 97 fixes. Linux vendors released another 40. Third-party applications added dozens more. Your security team has exactly the same number of hours in the day as they did last month. This is the realit...

Risk-Based Vulnerability Management: The Complete Guide to Smarter Threat Prioritization

Your vulnerability scanner just flagged 12,000 findings. Your team has the bandwidth to remediate maybe 200 this sprint. Which ones do you fix first? If your answer is "sort by CVSS score and work down the list," you are making the same mistake most security teams make. You are treating a 9.8-rat...

Threat and Vulnerability Management: Building a Unified Program

Most security teams run threat intelligence and vulnerability management as separate operations. Threat analysts track adversary campaigns and emerging exploits. Vulnerability teams run scans, generate reports, and chase patches. The two groups rarely share a workflow, a priority list, or even a...

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Optimizing Risk Discovery and Remediation with Qualys Gateway Service (QGS)

Unpatched vulnerabilities remain one of the largest drivers of cyber risk, accounting for nearly 60% of cyber compromises. Modern security programs are therefore measured not only by how quickly they discover risk, but also by how efficiently they remediate it. As organizations scale vulnerabilit...

Meet Agent Val: Closing the Validation Gap in Exposure Management at Machine Speed with Agentic AI

Executive Summary The primary challenge in vulnerability management is proving what is actually exploitable. Many vulnerabilities are not exploited, but still drain resources. Traditional tools often fail to validate real risks. Agent Val, within Qualys Enterprise TruRisk Management, delivers thi...

Event-Driven Vulnerability Exposure Management (VEM): Why you should move beyond Human Triggers

& The traditional approach to vulnerability management has long followed a familiar pattern: security teams log into their vulnerability management platforms, run scans, generate reports, analyze findings, and then prioritize remediation efforts. Rinse and repeat. While this on-demand model has...

5 Best Qualys Replacement Solutions Reviewed

Knowing you have vulnerabilities is one thing; knowing if your defenses can actually stop an attack is another. Traditional vulnerability scanners tell you where the holes are, but they don't tell you if your security controls are configured correctly or if they'll perform under pressure. This is...

Attackers Don’t Need Signatures. Neither Should Your Defense.

How signatureless detection closes the most dangerous gap in enterprise vulnerability management — and why CISOs are rethinking their approach to exposure. Continuous Threat Exposure Management The Hidden Limitation Costing You Sleep Every CISO faces the same unanswered question after a board...

5 Best Cisco Vulnerability Management Replacements

The end-of-life announcement for Cisco Vulnerability Management formerly Kenna Security might feel like a disruption, but it’s actually a perfect opportunity to re-evaluate your entire security strategy. For years, teams have been stuck in a reactive cycle, chasing an endless list of CVEs with...

Exposure Management vs Vulnerability Management: Key Differences

Is your security program truly reducing risk, or is it just getting really good at patching? This question is at the heart of the exposure management vs vulnerability management debate. A traditional approach can tell you that a door has a weak lock, but it can't tell you if that door leads to a...

Exploit for Deserialization of Untrusted Data in Microsoft

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The End of the Road for Cisco Kenna: Take a Measured Path into Exposure Management

Cisco’s announcement that it will sunset Cisco Vulnerability Management Kenna marks a clear inflection point for many security teams. With end-of-sale and end-of-life timelines now defined, and no replacement offering on the roadmap, Kenna customers face an unavoidable decision window. Beyond the...

Multi-Agent End-To-End Vulnerability Management for Mitigating Recurring Vulnerabilities

Software vulnerability management has become increasingly critical as modern systems scale in size and complexity. However, existing automated approaches remain insufficient. Traditional static analysis methods struggle to precisely capture contextual dependencies, especially when vulnerabilities...