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Best Practices for Triaging Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) in Embedded Systems

Best Practices for Triaging Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) in Embedded Systems

About This Training

Understanding the exposure of your embedded systems to cybersecurity threats requires analysis of a continuous stream of vulnerabilities and how they apply to a product.

But which vulnerabilities apply to your software components? How big of a risk do specific CVEs pose to your product? Which have the greatest chance of being exploited in deployment? Which ones put your customers at the greatest risk of a security breach?

Emergency room doctors triage patients to determine whom to help first. Similarly, a vulnerability triage process enables your team to understand which vulnerabilities need to be fixed first.

This training explores best practices for answering these questions using this process.

Presentation

Best Practices for Triaging Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) in Embedded Systems

Best Practices for Triaging Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) in Embedded Systems - Q&A

What You Will Learn

Monitoring and filtering vulnerabilities to pinpoint those that apply to your products
Identifying and reducing false positives and other time-wasting issues
Efficient triaging of vulnerabilities to prioritize them based on risk and applicability to your product configurations
Mitigation planning and execution, including team sharing and collaboration, analysis and patching and updating considerations

Presented by

Maciej Halasz

VP of EMEA Business Development and Technical Sales, Timesys

DURATION

1 hr

LANGUAGE

English

SKILL LEVEL

Beginner

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