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CVEs Leave Entryways Open.
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CVEs are hidden and can be a challenge to find. Yet they are leaving the door open for intrusions on your network.
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CVEs Are Not Removed by Anti-Virus.
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Even after you remove a virus, it can attack again by using the CVE--the CVE is still there. Anti-virus programs remove only the virus; they do not remove the CVE.
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All it takes is a single CVE on a single system for a hacker to gain access to your entire network. You can be hacked and not even know it. No wonder identify theft is so rampant today.
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What Can I Do About CVEs to Stop Hackers?
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Audit Daily: You can audit your systems for CVEs using a vulnerability management appliance like NetClarity Auditor. You should audit every day.
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Quarantine: Let Auditor quarantine systems with vulnerabilities to keep hackers from accessing them.
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Clientless-model - for trusted & untrusted hosts
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Proactively defending servers, desktops and datacenters
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Automatically increase uptime
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Repair: When you receive Auditor reports, follow the instructions to remediate vulnerabilities found. In many cases, the report provides a point-and-click link.
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Use Auditor to help you both develop a security policy and follow it diligently.
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