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For decades, enterprise networking has focused on latency, bandwidth, cyber security and uptime.
Summary
However, in the past few years, a new variable has affected enterprise connectivity planning: climate risk and the increasing frequency of extreme weather events. These are routinely exposing significant vulnerabilities in the core physical infrastructure underpinning digital services. As a result, more organisations are now recognising the need to incorporate climate resilience more strongly in their infrastructure strategy.
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KazaSec's take
A newly disclosed vulnerability is only a real risk to your organization once it's confirmed present and exploitable in your own environment, not every CVE applies equally to every network. Knowing the difference is exactly what a proper vulnerability assessment is for.
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