Noise Letter July 2024
Summary: GreyNoise's July 2024 NoiseLetter announces a new Vulnerability Intelligence Solution that uses real-time in-the-wild exploitation data to help teams judge which vulnerabilities are truly urgent. The newsletter also notes a new website, upcoming appearances at BlackHat, DEFCON and a sold-out NoiseFest, and a section from founder Andrew Morris.
What you should know: The pitch rests on a real constraint: patching is disruptive and time-consuming, so the decision of which patches are actually urgent carries operational cost. GreyNoise is positioning in-the-wild exploitation data as the input that separates the two.
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