Securing Software Against Zero-Day Threats!-
Preventing Zero-Day Attacks: Techniques to Protect Software However, in the ever-evolving domain of cybersecurity , zero-day threats are among the most menacing adversaries confronting enterprises today. A zero-day threat is a type of software vulnerability that the vendor is unaware of, and thus, no patch or fix is available. Developers frequently have no time to patch these vulnerabilities before cybercriminals exploit them, resulting in large-scale security incidents. For businesses that depend on software applications, being prepared for the unknown is a must. We take pride on helping organizations to enshield their software against zero-day threats with a proactive defense approach. What Are Zero-Day Threats? A zero-day vulnerability is a flaw in software that has not yet been recognized by its developers or publicly disclosed. Such vulnerabilities are called “zero-day,” since developers have zero days to address them when they are discovered and potentially abused by hackers. Whe...