Vulnerabilities
Virtual Patching: Benefits, Limits and When to Use It
Virtual patching stops attacks at the network edge without changing code, but it masks vulnerabilities and adds complexity to your security stack.
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Virtual patching stops attacks at the network edge without changing code, but it masks vulnerabilities and adds complexity to your security stack.
The EPSS score predicts the likelihood of exploit activity in the wild, not the severity of damage if an attacker succeeds, requiring a distinct risk calculation.
Treating flaws as living processes prevents teams from wasting resources on low-risk issues while missing critical threats that bypass standard scans.