From The Next Web · Ana Maria Constantin · · 1m
Bitdefender maps the routes hackers take to your systems
The Romanian security firm launches a tool that finds weak spots and shows how attackers could chain them together to reach critical infrastructure.
In brief
The Romanian security firm launches a tool that finds weak spots and shows how attackers could chain them together to reach critical infrastructure. Bitdefender released GravityZone Exposure Management, which maps attack paths through vulnerabilities to help teams prioritise fixes before hackers exploit them…
Bitdefender launches attack-path mapping tool
The Romanian security company released GravityZone Exposure Management on Tuesday for Windows. It finds unpatched software, bad settings and risky user habits on work devices.
The tool shows how hackers could chain weak spots together
GravityZone checks what a firm has left open on the internet, then draws the routes a hacker could take to reach critical systems. Teams can see which fix would block the way.
AI is finding more vulnerabilities than ever
Microsoft fixed a record one thousand four hundred flaws this month and said AI was finding more bugs.
“fixing flaws one by one can no longer keep up with AI-driven attacks”
What to remember
Bitdefender released GravityZone Exposure Management, which maps attack paths through vulnerabilities to help teams prioritise fixes before hackers exploit them.
