Webinar: Is Your Vulnerability Response Lagging Due to 'Abandoned' Public Websites?
A webinar will be held to address the problem of 'abandoned' web sites and their security risks. It will demonstrate how to visualize vulnerabilities and logs using Wazuh to prioritize security actions.
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■ 'Abandoned Websites' - A Headache for IT and Security Departments
Creating new domains for each campaign or business unit often leads to sites being left behind after their initial purpose is served. Many administrators face challenges where sites built years ago are left unmanaged, or hosted on rental servers without any infrastructure-level oversight, creating significant security gaps in today's threat landscape.
■ The Result of Neglect = Accumulation of Latent Security Risks
As time passes, responsible parties become unclear, infrastructure management is neglected, and visibility is lost. On rental servers, while content might be managed, system-level information often isn't accessible. CMS plugins may stop receiving updates. These blind spots lead to delayed vulnerability responses and exposure to security threats.
■ Integrated Visualization of Vulnerabilities and Logs: A Streamlined Approach to Investigation and Judgment
This seminar introduces an approach to resolve these 'abandoned' states by integrating vulnerability information and logs for web servers. Specifically, we will demonstrate a solution based on Wazuh. We will explain how to move beyond mere visualization to an operational model where you can judge 'which risks should be prioritized,' using real-world examples applicable across multiple servers and multi-vendor environments.
■ Recommended For:
- Those operating multiple public web servers and struggling to keep up with vulnerability management.
- Those unable to grasp the relationship between vulnerabilities and actual attacks, struggling with prioritization.
- Those in multi-vendor/multi-configuration environments where security management has become dependent on specific individuals.
- Those who feel incident response is delayed when identifying impact scope and deciding on countermeasures.
■ Hosts/Co-hosts
Jupiter Technology Corporation
T-Net Japan Co., Ltd.
■ Cooperation
Open Source Applications Research Institute, Inc.
Majisemi Co., Ltd.
Majisemi will continue to hold webinars that are 'useful for participants.' You can find materials from past seminars and other upcoming sessions on our website.
Majisemi Co., Ltd.
3F Shiodome Building, 1-2-20 Kaigan, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0022
Contact: https://majisemi.com/service/contact/
Creating new domains for each campaign or business unit often leads to sites being left behind after their initial purpose is served. Many administrators face challenges where sites built years ago are left unmanaged, or hosted on rental servers without any infrastructure-level oversight, creating significant security gaps in today's threat landscape.
■ The Result of Neglect = Accumulation of Latent Security Risks
As time passes, responsible parties become unclear, infrastructure management is neglected, and visibility is lost. On rental servers, while content might be managed, system-level information often isn't accessible. CMS plugins may stop receiving updates. These blind spots lead to delayed vulnerability responses and exposure to security threats.
■ Integrated Visualization of Vulnerabilities and Logs: A Streamlined Approach to Investigation and Judgment
This seminar introduces an approach to resolve these 'abandoned' states by integrating vulnerability information and logs for web servers. Specifically, we will demonstrate a solution based on Wazuh. We will explain how to move beyond mere visualization to an operational model where you can judge 'which risks should be prioritized,' using real-world examples applicable across multiple servers and multi-vendor environments.
■ Recommended For:
- Those operating multiple public web servers and struggling to keep up with vulnerability management.
- Those unable to grasp the relationship between vulnerabilities and actual attacks, struggling with prioritization.
- Those in multi-vendor/multi-configuration environments where security management has become dependent on specific individuals.
- Those who feel incident response is delayed when identifying impact scope and deciding on countermeasures.
■ Hosts/Co-hosts
Jupiter Technology Corporation
T-Net Japan Co., Ltd.
■ Cooperation
Open Source Applications Research Institute, Inc.
Majisemi Co., Ltd.
Majisemi will continue to hold webinars that are 'useful for participants.' You can find materials from past seminars and other upcoming sessions on our website.
Majisemi Co., Ltd.
3F Shiodome Building, 1-2-20 Kaigan, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0022
Contact: https://majisemi.com/service/contact/