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It is clear businesses are beginning to take note of the importance of security.

Vincent Smyth, Senior Vice President, EMEA at Flexera Software, discusses reducing hacker threats by utilising vulnerability intelligence.

Flexera Software and Financial Services Information Sharing & Analysis Centre (FS-ISAC) ensure that over 1,700 member organisations worldwide gain timely, accurate vulnerability alerts on industry-critical applications and systems.

Flexera Software, a provider of Software Vulnerability Management solutions for application producers and enterprises, announced a renewed agreement with the Financial Services Information Sharing and Analysis Center (FS-ISAC) to offer verified software vulnerability intelligence alerts to critical sector entities worldwide.

Over 1,700 member organisations worldwide gain timely, accurate vulnerability alerts on industry-critical applications and systems

Over 1,700 member organisations worldwide gain timely, accurate vulnerability alerts on industry-critical applications and systems

The vulnerabilities, uncovered by security researcher Tavis Ormandy, were patched quickly.

Flexera Software and Secunia Research have found that while there has been a flurry of activity in releasing security patches, many of those patches are not being applied.

Secunia Research at Flexera Software has published its ‘Vulnerability Review 2017’ report.

Poor notification, updating practices push many users to put patching in too-hard basket

Annual Flexera Vulnerability Review Shows 81 Percent of All Vulnerabilities Had Available Patches, Yet Common Software Programmes Remain Unpatched

Patching rates went down in 2016 despite an increase in availability of security patches, according to a new study out today.

Vulnerabilities in software are at the heart of many security problems, providing a foothold for hackers that they can use to gain access to systems.

Vincent Smyth discusses how the malware operation dubbed Kingslayer shines even more light on the dysfunctionality of endangering enterprises.

Australians may be exposing themselves to danger every day without realising it - purely because of the programs on their computer, a new study from Secunia Research at Flexera Software has found.

Flexera Software found that in the U.S., 7.4 percent of programs on the average PC have reached End-of-Life and are no longer patched by the vendor.

Flexera Software found that in the U.S., 7.4 percent of programs on the average PC have reached End-of-Life and are no longer patched by the vendor.

The latest software vulnerability report from Secunia Research at Flexera Software reveals that the average US private PC user has 75 installed programs on their PC, 7.4 percent of which are no longer patched by the vendor.

The average private user in the UK has 72 programmes installed on their PC, and 6.7 percent of them are End-of-Life programmes that are no longer patched by the vendor, according to a new report by Secunia Research for Flexera Software.