What is a cybersecurity vulnerability?
A security vulnerability is an exploitable weakness (software, configuration, identities, hardware, or everyday practices) that can lead to unauthorized access, data leakage, or a disruption of operations.
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A security vulnerability is an exploitable weakness (software, configuration, identities, hardware, or everyday practices) that can lead to unauthorized access, data leakage, or a disruption of operations.
A cybersecurity probe (hardware appliance or virtual machine) continuously monitors your company network. Its job is to spot unusual behaviors early (suspicious connections, abnormal traffic, weak signals of an attack), then raise a clear alert so your IT team or service provider can intervene at the right time with evidence.
A SOC (Security Operations Center) is an operational capability that continuously monitors security, detects abnormal behavior, investigates alerts, and coordinates incident response. A SOC is not a "product": it is an organization (roles and responsibilities), a method (procedures), and tools (collection, correlation, investigation). The goal is simple: reduce the time between the start of an attack and concrete act…