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Without enriched data, teams are left sifting through raw CVE entries without actionable detail required for effective prioritisation.

“There is an unauthenticated remote code execution vulnerability in React Server Components. We recommend upgrading immediately.” - Source: React blog post. A critical flaw in React Server Components (RSC) turned into a live-fire event within hours. Public PoCs appeared, cloud providers reported probing at scale, and frameworks rushed patches. If you run React 19 or frameworks that implement RSC (notably Next.js App Router), this is a “upgrade first, investigate next” moment.

The ‘talent crunch’ in cyber shows no signs of easing, according to a study by the European Union’s cyber agency, ENISA. It found that difficulties in attracting (cited by 76pc) and retaining (71pc) cybersecurity...

Hackuity, the risk-based vulnerability management provider, today released new research revealing the mounting pressure on security teams as they struggle to keep pace with the rising number of CVEs (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures).

On December 9, 2025, Cisco issued an official end-of-life announcement that changes the landscape for many security teams: Cisco Vulnerability Management, Vulnerability Intelligence, and Application Security Module (formerly Kenna) will reach end-of-support on June 30, 2028. The announcement includes a critical detail that elevates this from a routine technology refresh to a strategic decision point: Cisco has explicitly stated there is no replacement available for these products at this time. This is not a migration to a next-generation Cisco platform. It is a complete exit from this market segment, requiring customers to reassess their vulnerability management approach.The timeline provides approximately 42 months from announcement to final support cutoff. Sales end March 10, 2026. Service renewals stop June 11, 2026. After mid-2028, organizations still running Cisco Vulnerability Management will operate without vendor support, security updates, or technical assistance. 💡Here is the good news: if your organization has been running Kenna successfully, you already have something more valuable than any platform—you have the operational foundation in place to transition smoothly and evolve further.

Software is being built at record speed, but security is falling behind. In fact, recent research found that 81% of organisations knowingly shipped vulnerable code last year to meet the pressure for shorter production lifecycles.