Once discovered, threat actors can weaponize a vulnerability very quickly and so it's a race against time to get things in order. Once discovered, threat actors can weaponize a vulnerability very quickly and so it's a race against time to get things in order. Photo: denisismagilov/AdobeStock

There's no shortage of generic warnings when it comes to new cyberthreats and the havoc they'll wreak on vulnerable systems. However, unless companies have context — details of how a threat will affect their organization — it's difficult to prioritize which warnings to respond to and what security measures to implement.

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