CISA Cybersecurity Vulnerability

CISA: Most Hacks Begin with Simple Security Flaws

Many cyberattacks are not sophisticated, but instead exploit known and often easily preventable security issues. CISA primarily observes the exploitation of vulnerabilities such as SQL Injection, command injection, missing authentication, and poor input validation. Publicly accessible services such as RDP, SMB, and Telnet also frequently provide an easy entry point for attackers. Organizations must patch […]

Cybersecurity Frameworks Software Development

From responding to cyberattacks to secure software from the drawing board

Software security does not start with patches, but during design, development, and configuration. This CIS and SAFECode guide builds on the NIST Secure Software Development Framework (SSDF) and describes six pillars of Secure by Design: secure design, secure development, secure default configuration, supply chain security, code integrity, and rapid vulnerability handling. Additionally, the guide provides […]

Cybersecurity Information Security Risk management Vulnerability

ENISA’s new CRA Maturity Model is a practical roadmap for SME Cyber Resilience

The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) has released a practical Cyber Resilience Maturity Assessment Model to help SMEs prepare for the Cyber Resilience Act (CRA) before it becomes fully applicable in December 2027. The model focuses on five key domains: governance, secure-by-design risk management, vulnerability & patch management, product lifecycle management, and cybersecurity skills. […]