62 KEV entries have EPSS under 1%: who they are and what to do
Of 1,747 KEV CVEs with EPSS scores, 62 sit under 1%, many added in 2026 or on mobile platforms. What a low score on a known exploited flaw means.
Deep dives, practical guides, and incident analyses from engineers who build Safeguard. No fluff, no vendor FUD — just what you need to ship secure software.
Of 1,747 KEV CVEs with EPSS scores, 62 sit under 1%, many added in 2026 or on mobile platforms. What a low score on a known exploited flaw means.
Since January 2025 CISA added KEV entries on 237 days, about 2 per addition day. A 15 minute daily check is enough for most small teams to keep up.
Livepatching redirects fixed kernel functions without a reboot. See how it works, its documented limits, and why you still schedule reboots.
Kerberos uses tickets and mutual authentication, NTLM uses challenge response. Learn when each is used, why NTLM lingers, and how to find it in your apps.
Approved lists rot when nobody owns them. Give each entry an owner, a review date and a retirement rule, and measure use. Here is a simple routine.
k-anonymity means every record shares its quasi-identifiers with at least k others. How to check it in a dataset, and where it fails to protect people.
A ten question review for Gradle and Kotlin builds: repositories, plugins, versions, locking, verification, build logic, cache, JDK and inventory.
Annual training sets a baseline and proves coverage. Just in time training teaches at the moment of a mistake. Use both; a table shows how to split them.
Access to a Jupyter server means running code on its host. A checklist covering tokens, passwords, authorization, TLS and who can reach the port.
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