Finding vulnerabilities has never been easier. Determining which ones are actually exploitable in your environment is still hard. The industry has built increasingly sophisticated ways to answer that ...

Security teams estimate that a significant percentage of enterprise software is installed outside standard system directories or package-managed locations, creating persistent visibility gaps for ...

Vulnerability exploitation now happens at a speed that manual, ticket-based remediation can’t match. Qualys’s Enterprise TruRisk Management Platform closes that gap with autonomous remediation: ...

TotalAppSec is FedRAMP High authorized on the Qualys Government Platform. Discover apps and APIs, cover 99.2% of CISA KEV, and produce ATO evidence.

Microsoft kicks off September with its monthly Patch Tuesday release, delivering fixes for security vulnerabilities affecting its products. The security updates are packed with security fixes, ...

Oracle released its September edition of Critical Security Patch Update. The update received patches for 673 security vulnerabilities. Some of the vulnerabilities addressed in this update impact more ...

The cyber risk conversation is changing. Momentum is growing for formal cyber risk programs. However, despite rising investments, evolving frameworks, and more vocal boardroom interest, new data ...

Frontier AI has turned CVE weaponization timelines to hours, making scan-bound detection a growing compliance and breach-risk challenge. Agent Insta powers InstaScan to deliver scanless detection by ...

For years, compliance was treated as a periodic exercise, annual audits, manual evidence collection, and point-in-time snapshots that aged the moment they were produced. Compliance software emerged to ...

The Verizon 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report has been published. Qualys is proud to have served as a research partner and contributor, contributing analysis of more than one billion anonymized ...

Cloud Risk Is No Longer Unpredictable. It Is Settling Into a Pattern. Across most enterprise environments, the same conditions produce the same outcomes. Identities carry more access than required.

MCP servers are becoming the default wiring between AI agents and enterprise applications — but most organizations have zero visibility into where they are, what they expose, or how they can be abused ...