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⚖️ Features Vs. #Vulnerability #patching who wins in your organization?

With product teams always wanting to release new features for their customers, security teams are worried about patching vulnerabilities on time.

As growth is a priority for any business, patching vulnerabilities often take a back seat, and it's always a trade-off to the features.

And it's the hackers who benefit from this - they get around 200+ days to target a vulnerability. 🐱‍💻

The solution?

Patch your vulnerabilities and release new features both at the same time!

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👉 With the agile development process, tens of vulnerabilities get introduced into code in every sprint.

The average time vulnerabilities remain open is 180+ days from the time its discovered.

When it comes to business growth vs. security, business always wins, which means vulnerabilities are not patched on time allowing hackers to exploit them.

However, most of these can be patched using Virtual patching—in 24 hours and with ZERO impact on business continuity.

In the upcoming webinar, join Vivekanand Gopalan, VP of Product Management at Indusface, as he discusses:

- Vulnerability assessments and penetration testing best practices
- Fundamentals of virtual patching
- An example of a zero-day vulnerability that has been virtually patched

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800 Million attacks were blocked despite having thousands of vulnerabilities open for >180 days!!​

The secret?​

All these applications leverage “virtual patching” to block complex attacks right at the WAF.

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👉 The average time a vulnerability remains open is 180+ days!

When it comes to business growth vs. security, business always wins.
And this significantly affects security, as hackers find more time to exploit the vulnerabilities.

However, most of these vulnerabilities can be patched using Virtual Patching— within 24 hours with ZERO impact on business continuity.

In the upcoming webinar, join Vivek Gopalan, VP of Product Management at Indusface, as he discusses:

- Vulnerability assessments and penetration testing best practices
- Fundamentals of Virtual Patching
- An example of a zero-day vulnerability that has been patched virtually

Register for the webinar now! http://bit.ly/3kww6GT

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Referenced link: https://hackernoon.com/why-zero-day-attacks-are-so-dangerous-and-how-to-stop-them
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Originally posted by HackerNoon | Learn Any Technology / @hackernoon@twitter.com: https://twitter.com/hackernoon/status/1574116537480499204#m

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