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The Cynerio platform promotes proactive and preemptive cybersecurity with automated risk reduction, threat mitigation, attack prevention tools, and step-by-step remediation programs built on a Zero Trust framework infused with clinical context to get hospitals secure--fast.
Healthcare IoT devices make hospital networks extremely vulnerable. Insecure devices increase the cyber attack surface and pose a major risk to patient safety and the operational continuity of hospitals.
Protecting your patients and securing your clinical ecosystem starts now.
Cynerio researchers studied hundreds of threats driving healthcare organizations to consider adopting a Zero Trust approach after concluding that the three most common threats to healthcare organizations today are ransomware, outdated vendor firmware, and unsecured services.
Dubbed NAME:WRECK, this new set of vulnerabilities can be added to a growing list of TCP/IP stack vulnerabilities that includes Ripple20, AMNESIA:33, and others.
JSOF disclosed DNSpooq, a new group of vulnerabilities (CVE-2020-25681-7) with a CVSS v3 base score of 8.1, on January 19, 2021. The new vulnerabilities, found in dnsmasq can result in cache poisoning and buffer overflows.
