Enterprise-grade technology is now the primary target for zero-day exploits. 🛡️
90 Zero-Days exploited in the last year · 15% jump from 2024 · Half targeting enterprise infrastructure.
A major report released today by @[Google](urn:li:organization:1441) Threat Intelligence reveals that attackers are shifting focus from consumer browsers to enterprise networking and security tools. @[Microsoft](urn:li:organization:1035) remains the most targeted vendor with 25 zero-days, followed by @[Google](urn:li:organization:1441) and @[Apple](urn:li:organization:162479).
Commercial surveillance vendors are now outperforming state-sponsored groups in vulnerability discovery, providing turn-key exploitation solutions. This industrialization of zero-days means the gap between discovery and mass exploitation is smaller than ever.
The uncomfortable truth: Your edge devices—VPNs, firewalls, and networking gear—are being targeted specifically because they often lack the endpoint detection and response (EDR) visibility present on workstations.
→ Prioritize the patching of edge security appliances and networking gear over standard desktop applications.
→ Implement strict network segmentation to ensure a compromise of an edge device does not grant full internal access.
→ Monitor for unusual administrative activity and process creation on all perimeter security platforms.
Does your security strategy prioritize ‘invisible’ edge devices with the same rigor as your desktop fleet? 👇
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