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INE SECURITYA global leader in training and practical certifications of cyber security, today highlighted how the practice of real world entry with the latest CVE (common vulnerabilities and exhibitions) is essential to transform the security equipment of reactive defenders.
With approximately 26,000 CVE new documented in the last year, security teams are drowning in vulnerability alerts while facing exploit windows that have compressed hours in many cases.
“Reading CVE bulletins is not the same as knowing how to stop the attack,” said Dara Warn, CEO of INE Security. “Our Dive Platform offers professionals practical experience with real vulnerabilities in contained environments, reducing incident response times when these same problems reach production. This practical approach offers much more value than traditional security certifications alone. “
Skill Dive is INE Security’s free technical environment with exclusive laboratories that are not found on learning routes and courses.
Skill Dive’s Vulnerabilities Laboratory Collection It offers a continuously updated laboratories library specifically designed to provide real CVE practice, allowing security professionals, including those preparing for Penteter certifications, to experience both the exploitation and the mitigation of SAFE-Worlddorldd.
Cves: from Bulletin to Defense
CVE are standard identifiers for known vulnerabilities, but many security equipment struggle to implement effective scale mitigations, even those with Sec+ and other entry level certifications.
Common challenges include:
- Risk prioritization in hundreds of monthly CVE
- Mitigation test without affecting production
- Adapt defenses to several system settings
- Muscle memory of the response to the building that works under pressure
- Get ahead of the threat curve instead of reacting constantly
Practice today’s threats and avoid tomorrow’s rapes
Laboratory collection of diving vulnerabilities of INE Security skills Delivery:
- Exclusive vulnerability laboratories Not available in standard security training
- CVE monthly updates Focus on high impact vulnerabilities
- Isolated practice environment For offensive and defensive techniques
- Full gravity coverage From zero critics to common erroneous configuration
- Practical Experience of Exploitation and Defense That is transferred directly to production incidents
“When a critical CVE falls, it does not have time to theorize,” said Tracy Wallace, director of content of INE Security. “Teams with practical practice respond significantly faster because they saw similar attack patterns before. Log4Shell (CVE-2021-44228) was a perfect example; the practitioners who had experienced when the Why Werres were that others took days or just a week to completely remedy.”
Real benefits for security equipment
Skill Dive offers immediate advantages for professionals:
- Develop the recognition of attack patterns that accelerates the response to incidents
- Understand attack chains beyond what newsletters describe
- Coordination of the practice equipment for high pressure security events
- Identify defensive lagoons before the attackers find them
- Create skills that translate directly to professional progress
Secops teams, security analysts and IT administrators obtain exactly what certification courses are lost: practice with real world vulnerabilities.
“Security professionals who regularly pierce current vulnerabilities become exponentially more valuable to their organizations,” Wallace said. “The best defenders understand both the attack and the sides of defense of the equation.”
High impact cves in the skill diving collection
The platform presents practical laboratories for vulnerabilities exploited by most activities in business environments, which include:
- Open metadata authentication bypass (CVE-2024-28255): Exploit the destination machine that executes open metadata passing the authentication and obtaining the execution of the remote code (RCE)
- RCE caliber (CVE-2024-6782): Exploit the vulnerability of remote code execution in caliber, which leads to the access of the unauthorized system
- Log4Shell (CVE-2021-44228): Practice the identification and remodeling of this critical vulnerability of remote code execution that continues to the Java application pest in multiple sectors
- Spring4Shell (CVE-2022-22965): Obtain practical experience with this widely exploited RCE vulnerability that affects spring frame applications
“We continually trace what filling capacity are exploited more actively,” Wallace said. “Our collection prioritizes CVE with the greatest impact of the real world, not only the theoretical gravity.”
Proactive security through deliberate practice
The skills diving approach includes:
- Monthly updates aligned with emerging threat patterns
- Realistic environments that reflect production systems
- Practical documentation focused on effective mitigations
- Continuous evolution based on real world attack trends
Recent laboratory additions include other superior execution vulnerabilities, such as CACTI RCE import packages (CVE-2024-25641), GRADIO PATH Traversal (CVE-2024-1561), Intuition of registration of arbitrary files (CVE-2024-6781 (CVE-2024-24824) and Navidrome SQL. (CVE-2024-47062).
“Security teams that regularly practice with new vulnerabilities stop more violations, point,” Wallace said. “The practice transforms the defense of the constant fire struggle into a strategic advantage.”
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