Английский презентация

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Vulnerable and Outdated
Components : A S ecurity
R is k
Outdated components create vulnerabilities that can be exploited by
attackers, putting your systems at risk.
DD
by Dima Dvoia

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Understanding Vulnerable Components
Outdated Software
Third-Party Libraries
Software that is no longer supported by the vendor may
Libraries used by your software can also have
have known vulnerabilities that are not patched.
vulnerabilities that can be exploited.

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Common Types of
Vulnerable Components
Operating Systems
Web Frameworks
Out-of-date operating
Web frameworks that are not
systems can have unpatched
regularly updated can be
security holes that can be
vulnerable to cross-site
exploited by attackers.
scripting, SQL injection, and
other attacks.
Databases
Databases that are not properly secured and patched can be
vulnerable to data breaches and other security threats.

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Identifying Vulnerable Components
Security Scanning
Automated tools that scan your systems for known vulnerabilities and report any
found.
Code Reviews
Manual inspection of your code to identify potential security vulnerabilities.
Dependency Analysis
Identifies outdated or vulnerable third-party libraries used by your software.

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As s es s ing the Impact of Vulnerable Components
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S everity
Exploitability
Impact

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Strategies for Mitigating
Vulnerable Components
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Patching
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Upgrading
Applying security updates
Replacing outdated
to fix known vulnerabilities
components with newer
in your software and
versions that have
components.
improved security features.
Removal
Removing vulnerable components that are no longer needed
or that cannot be patched.

7.

Implementing Secure Software
Development Practices
Secure Coding Practices
Incorporating security considerations into every stage of the
software development process.
Code Review
Having another developer review your code for potential
vulnerabilities and security flaws.
Security Testing
Conducting regular security testing to identify and address
vulnerabilities.

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Staying Ahead of the Curve:
Continuous Monitoring and
Updating
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Regularly scan for vulnerabilities using automated
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Monitor your systems for suspicious activity and
security tools and keep up with security updates.
potential security breaches. Implement intrusion
detection and prevention systems.
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Stay informed about new vulnerabilities and threats by
subscribing to security bulletins and attending industry
events.