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Enhancing Cybersecurity for SMB: Introducing the CSAT QuickScan Assessment

 

In today’s security-conscious environment, organizations are actively seeking efficient ways to quickly assess their security status. They want to gain insights into their vulnerabilities, leveraging data from their company infrastructure. Our Cyber Security Assessment Tool (CSAT) offers an automated scanning and analysis solution to address this need. By providing personalized recommendations and an action plan, the CSAT empowers organizations to improve their security practices and demonstrate their commitment to safeguarding their assets.

The CSAT QuickScan Assessment: A Game-Changer for SMBs:

The CSAT QuickScan Assessment is tailored to address the unique challenges faced by SMBs, taking into account their limited resources, time constraints, and the need for a streamlined evaluation process. By leveraging this assessment, SMBs can gain valuable insights into their current cybersecurity posture, enabling them to identify vulnerabilities and take proactive measures to mitigate risks.

 

Actionable Next Steps:

One of the key strengths of the CSAT QuickScan Assessment is its ability to define actionable next steps for SMBs. The assessment report not only highlights areas of weakness but also provides concrete recommendations for improvement. These recommendations may include implementing specific processes, adopting relevant tooling, or enhancing employee training programs. By following these recommendations, SMBs can make informed decisions and take immediate steps to strengthen their cybersecurity defenses.

 

In an era where cyber threats continue to evolve, SMBs must prioritize their cybersecurity efforts. The CSAT QuickScan Assessment offers a practical solution tailored to the needs of SMBs, enabling them to assess their security posture effectively. By leveraging this assessment, SMBs can gain valuable insights, measure their cybersecurity maturity, and take targeted actions to enhance their defenses. With the CSAT QuickScan Assessment, SMBs can proactively protect their business, customers, and reputation in today’s digital landscape.

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Fortinet warns of actively abused zero-day leak in VPN software

Fortinet warns of actively abused zero-day leak in VPN software

Fortinet is warning organizations of an actively exploited zero-day vulnerability in FortiOS SSL-VPN that could allow a remote attacker to take over vulnerable VPN servers. By sending specially crafted requests, an attacker can cause a heap-based buffer overflow and execute code on the system. Attackers do not need any credentials to carry out the attack.

The impact of the vulnerability has been assessed on a scale of 1 to 10 with a 9.3. Fortinet says the vulnerability, designated CVE-2022-42475 , was actively attacked even before the release of the security update, but does not provide further details about the target of the attacks. The security bulletin does contain information that can be used to recognize a successful attack on the VPN server.

“Vulnerabilities in VPN interfaces can therefore provide a starting point to penetrate a network, after which other systems may also be compromised. Depending on the situation, an attacker can, for example, gain access to sensitive information in this way or carry out a ransomware attack” , according to the National Cyber ​​Security Center.

The Australian Cyber ​​Security Center and the American Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency are calling on organizations to immediately install the security update and check whether their VPN servers have not been compromised.

Do you have a Fortinet Firewall installed in your organization? Reach out to us for assistance with the security update installation.

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