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Patches for a pair of critical iOS vulnerabilities that were reportedly exploited in the wild are now generally available. Users are strongly encouraged to upgrade to the latest version of iOS and iPadOS.

Update 5/26/2020: The Title, Analysis and Solution sections have been updated to reflect the availability of CVE identifiers for both vulnerabilities as well as the versions of iOS/iPad OS that address these flaws.

Learn how to take advantage of the newest features in Nessus 8.10 to get greater control over your Nessus experience. 

Manual or automated – that is the question. Nessus Professional 8.10 offers system administrators a bit of both.

From new update options that allow you to align Nessus updates with your risk stance to the ability to back up your license and customized settings, the latest features give you greater control of your Nessus experience. 

Nessus Agents are essential to help secure remote endpoints against dangerous vulnerabilities and misconfigurations. This post offers guidance on how to streamline agent deployment at scale.

As remote work becomes the rule rather than an exception, organizations need new ways of thinking about IT. Here are some steps you can take to deliver on the promise of a distributed workforce.

Over the past several weeks, organizations have confronted the challenge of adapting their technical infrastructure to support a newly remote workforce. While many aspects of the COVID-19 response are certainly unprecedented, the global work-from-home experiment is accelerating trends that were already well underway in the world of IT. 

Microsoft's April 2020 Patch Tuesday includes 113 CVEs, including a patch for two zero-day flaws (CVE-2020-0938 and CVE-2020-1020) in Adobe Type Manager Library.

Update April 14, 2020: This post has been updated to reflect changes regarding the number of vulnerabilities exploited in the wild as well as updates to the Adobe Type Manager Library and Scripting Engine sections.