Virtual appliances, even if they are provided by major software or cybersecurity vendors, can pose a serious risk to organizations, according to a report published on Tuesday by cloud visibility firm Orca Security.
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Study Finds 400,000 Vulnerabilities Across 2,200 Virtual Appliances
Virtual appliances, even if they are provided by major software or cybersecurity vendors, can pose a serious risk to organizations, according to a report published on Tuesday by cloud visibility firm Orca Security. The post Study Finds 400,000 Vulnerabilities Across 2,200 Virtual Appliances appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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