Cyberpress 87% of Organizations Exposed to Known Vulnerabilities in Software
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A recent report by Datadog reveals that 87% of organizations are running software with known, exploitable vulnerabilities. These vulnerabilities affect approximately 40% of deployed services, posing significant risks to cybersecurity. The findings are based on an analysis of thousands of applications across various sectors.
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2026-02-26
Datadog report published highlighting vulnerabilities
2026-02-28
Cyberpress article published on the same findings
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