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Cyberattacks predominantly exploit the weakest links in an organization’s security framework, with servers and domains being primary entry points.
The SolarWinds attack, the largest cyberattack to date, starkly illustrated this vulnerability, by leveraging a Not Secure subdomain and insecure DNS servers to infiltrate numerous high-profile targets.
Despite the glaring evidence, these critical areas remain inadequately secured, managed, and controlled.
Not Secure domains and servers offer easy access, yet organizations and security professionals continue to overlook these vulnerabilities, akin to playing Russian roulette with security. Maybe they have a vested interest…