One of the most common and critical security failures in organizations is the lack of recovery planning for hardware failures. I’ve seen network teams hastily deploy outdated midpoint devices from storage without first ensuring they are fully patched, prioritizing speed over security. As a result, these vulnerable devices become prime targets for exploitation.
One of the most common and critical security failures in organizations is the lack of recovery planning for hardware failures. I’ve seen network teams hastily deploy outdated midpoint devices from storage without first ensuring they are fully patched, prioritizing speed over security. As a result, these vulnerable devices become prime targets for exploitation.