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Microsoft patched 120 CVEs in August, marking the sixth month in a row of addressing over 100 CVEs

The bad news? There's a disconnect between business and cybersecurity. The good news? Aligning them can make all the difference.

If you’ve served as a CISO, CSO or other cybersecurity leader for any length of time, you’ve likely had a CEO, board member or other senior executive ask you “how secure are we?” on a fairly frequent basis. And you also know answering that question is not as easy as it might seem.

The digital “air gap” is no longer a viable strategy when it comes to securing industrial environments. Here are the safeguards you need to protect against threats across the converged IT/OT landscape.

In the latest blog from Engineering@Tenable, we explore how the goal of readable code can help engineering teams minimize errors and expedite software updates.

It’s probably a safe assumption that most software engineers, on multiple occasions, have opened an old code base and had to divine the intentions of the author. This can lead to much head-scratching (and, sometimes, mumbled expletives). But it doesn’t have to be that way, and a strong focus on code readability is the key.

Build a comprehensive defense against cyberattacks with a strong information security framework that leverages the world's best standards and infosec tools. 

A term like "information security framework" can be interpreted in many different ways, and as such, there are a number of overlapping standards throughout the infosec field.