CVEs: How Keeping a Catalogue of Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures Helps Your Company

Written by Deepak_Gupta | Published 2021/08/17
Tech Story Tags: cloud-security | cybersecurity | cyber-threats | data-security | cloud-computing | enterprise-security | vulnerabilities | security

TLDR CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) helps combat critical security issues and cloud vulnerabilities. It is free for public use and can be accessed by anyone interested in researching vulnerabilities and security tools. When white hat hackers or researchers discover vulnerabilities, they submit them to CVE, which then announces them to the world to make users aware of the situation and push manufacturers to put their corporate responsibility into practice by developing a patch for the vulnerability. With access to the CVE website, software, product or hardware can be tested for security vulnerabilities.via the TL;DR App
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Written by Deepak_Gupta | Serial entrepreneur & CEO building AI-powered solutions for cybersecurity. Founded LoginRadius, now building GrackerAI & LogicBalls
Published by HackerNoon on 2021/08/17
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