Know What Hackers Know: HP Cyber Risk Report 2015

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From : Techgig.com

Hackers build attacks on a huge treasure-trove of existing vulnerabilities, and they find new ways to exploit new technologies like mobile and the Internet of Things.

HP Cyber Risk Report To fight back, you need to know what they know. HP Cyber Risk Report 2015, a comprehensive report from HP Security Research, contains more than 70 pages jam packed with data and analysis detailing the threat landscape and how hackers exploit it.

Read it to learn:

  • The vulnerability and exploit trends in Windows, Linux, and mobile OSs
  • How well-known vulnerabilities continue to open the door to hackers
  • The new technologies that introduce new avenues of attack

The breadth and depth of the full report make it a must-read for security professionals.


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