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Number of vulnerabilities to which step applies
| Step | Vulnerabilities |
|---|---|
| Network segmentation | 376 |
| Secure remote access | 337 |
| Ransomware, phishing and spam protection | 213 |
| Traffic restriction | 148 |
| Threat detection techniques | 107 |
| Workstation hardening | 100 |
| User and role policy | 79 |
| Least-privilege user | 74 |
| Defence-in-depth | 64 |
| Disable feature | 50 |
| Source: Claroty |
An external hacker could penetrate 91% of industrial companies’ networks, a new study reveals. And once inside, they could could obtain full control of industrial systems in 100% of cases.
A proprietary "matchmaking" system helped Hyve Group accelerate its digital transformation in response to the pandemic.
Investment and co-operation key to thwarting cybercriminals, ministers tell conference.
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