7 Questions To Ask When Auditing Your IT
Business growth does not happen overnight, nor does it happen without addressing what is working well and what isn't working well within an...
Blaine Kahle : Oct 21, 2024 7:30:00 AM
3 min read
...What's that last one? Risk? Isn't the title "critical" the indicator of risk?
It's not! At least, it's not that simple. Let's dive in...
Most software security vulnerabilities are scored using the Common Vulnerability Scoring System (CVSS). In fact, America's cyber defense agency (CISA) and the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)'s National Vulnerability Database rely on CVSS scoring when publicizing the latest cyber threats.
Yet, the very second sentence of NIST's summary of the CVSS is, "CVSS is not a measure of risk" (and the bold text comes from them!).
The CVSS score assigned to each vulnerability is a way of scoring the potential severity of a threat, and the likelihood of it happening, absent other factors. This scoring system is both an indicator of potential severity and a resource for calculating the severity specific to your organization.
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