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Just released! Our Top Cybersecurity Control selection for Q2 2025 is Continuous Vulnerability Management (CVM).

Why CVM? We’ve analyzed the trends, and today’s threat landscape demands more than periodic scans and reactive fixes. Attackers are exploiting new vulnerabilities within hours, sometimes minutes, of disclosure. You need a program that’s always on, and it’s also becoming a compliance necessity.

Read the analysis on why CVM is the top control for Q2 and how to put it into action: lmgsecurity.com/why-continuous

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LMG SecurityWhy Continuous Vulnerability Management Is the Top Cybersecurity Control for Q2 2025 | LMG SecurityContinuous vulnerability management is critical to combat today's cybersecurity threats. Learn why it's our top control for Q2 2025 and how it can reduce your risk.

Musk/DOGE is a widely exposed single point of failure for international security. All it takes is for a state to overcome the personal security of inexperienced barely-post-tweens to essentially access all American information. There is no oversight on how the people's data is being handled. This is the worst kind of attack surface possible.

#infosec#doge#maga

Ideally, security schemes ought to _shrink_ the #AttackSurface.

But shrunken attack surfaces are not very glossy. Complexity must be introduced in order to sell bolting on yet another business plan, products and services.

Here a vulnerability and easy low-skill common point of unauthorized entry was purchased at great cost by customers thinking they were becoming safer, even as by so doing they were expanding the perimeter of their #ThreatHorizon.

theregister.com/2025/01/09/zer

The Register · Zero-day exploits plague Ivanti Connect Secure appliances for second year runningBy Connor Jones