Vulnerability
A weakness in a system, application, or process that can be exploited by an attacker to gain unauthorized access or cause harm.
A vulnerability is any weakness that an attacker can exploit: a software bug, a misconfiguration, a missing patch, a weak password, or a flawed business process. Vulnerabilities are rated by severity using frameworks like CVSS (Common Vulnerability Scoring System).
Vulnerability management involves continuously scanning for vulnerabilities, prioritizing them by risk, and remediating them through patches, configuration changes, or compensating controls. Organizations that scan and patch regularly have significantly fewer breaches.
Credential-related vulnerabilities are among the most common and most exploited: weak passwords, reused credentials, default passwords, and passwords stored in plaintext. A team password manager addresses all of these by enforcing strong, unique credentials and encrypted storage.
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