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Quarterly Vulnerability Assessments
March 28, 2024, 7:25 p.m. | /u/ggbs890
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Looking for your suggestions on the quarterly vulnerability assessment activity.
So recently in my organisation we have started performing authenticated VA scans and the findings post scans (900+ assets) are just countless. We do mitigate very high and high vulnerabilites on priority and re-scan those to make sure that these are patched and there are no more observations for this. Next we move on to medium and low findings. But the problem here is we are unable to …
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