Major Threats & Vulnerabilities Vulnerability Scoring and Exploitation Trends The NIST Adjusts Scoring Amid CVE Spike report highlights a 260%+ increase in CVE submissions since 2020. To manage the surge, NIST will prioritize high-impact vulnerabilities, potentially leaving many without full scoring data. Security teams must adapt to inconsistent vulnerability data and prepare for potential blind…
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Global Security News, Risk Management
Cashflow-Driven Scores vs. Traditional Credit Scores
Credit scoring is going through an important shift. For decades, lenders leaned on the same basic logic. Look at a person’s borrowing history, measure past repayment behavior, and turn that record into a three-digit summary of risk. That system brought speed and consistency to lending, but it also left obvious gaps. A borrower can pay…
Global Security News, Risk Management
CTG unveils cyber resilience scoring dashboard for measurable risk reduction
CTG has announced the launch of a cyber resilience scoring dashboard that helps organizations quantify risk, prioritize remediation, and track measurable improvement over time. The dashboard is part of the Group’s Cegeka Security Advisory Framework (CSAF), a modular approach that combines assessments and advisory services to help organizations continuously improve their security strategy. By translating…
AI, Cybersecurity, Global Security News
Why Credit Scoring Matters in Non‑Banking Ecosystems
In this post, I will show you why credit scoring matters in non‑banking ecosystems. Credit evaluation plays a key role in access to financial options inside non‑bank systems where no formal credit record exists. Many users seek a fair assessment before credit access is possible. Data patterns reveal behaviour that helps assess financial reliability and…
Cybersecurity, Global Security News
‘Richter Scale’ Model Measures Magnitude of OT Cyber Incidents
ICS/OT experts have devised a scoring system for rating the severity and effects of cybersecurity events in operational technology environments.