Itbrief Security Teams Strained by Rising Software Vulnerabilities
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A study by Hackuity reveals that 46% of IT security decision-makers report increased strain on their teams due to the rising number of software vulnerabilities, particularly Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs). This pressure is impacting organizational security and staff wellbeing, with 26% admitting it has contributed to data breaches and 36% resulting in regulatory fines.
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