Home Affairs and Cyber Security Minister Clare O’Neil is calling on businesses to immediately patch three major vulnerabilities that have been warned about for as long as four months and are leaving them open to cyberattacks.
Home Affairs and Cyber Security Minister Clare O’Neil is calling on businesses to immediately patch three major vulnerabilities thathave warned about for as long as four months and are leaving them open to cyberattacks.
“The focus on cyber at board level is making a big difference to Australia’s cyber environment, but we need to keep pushing,” Ms O’Neil said. In July, the ACSC published an alert for a zero-day vulnerability – one that was previously unknown to the software vendor – related to Citrix’s Netscaler products. The agency believes Australia has “significant exposure” and “exploitation could impact a large number of organisations”.
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