What is CISA?
What is CVE?
CVEs are unique identifiers for publicly known security vulnerabilities. They are assigned by the MITRE Corporation and are used by security researchers, vendors, and organizations to track and manage vulnerabilities.
To be included in the KEV Catalog, a CVE must meet the following criteria:
- There must be reliable evidence that the vulnerability is being exploited in the wild.
- There must be a clear action that organizations can take to remediate the vulnerability.
CISA is a key to staying informed
CISA strongly recommends that all organizations review and monitor the KEV Catalog and prioritize remediation of the listed vulnerabilities to reduce the likelihood of compromise by known threat actors.
The KEV Catalog is a valuable resource for organizations of all sizes. It can help organizations to identify and prioritize vulnerabilities that are most likely to be exploited by malicious actors. By regularly reviewing the KEV Catalog and remediating the listed vulnerabilities, organizations can help to protect their networks and systems from attack.
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