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Operation Aurora
Operation Aurora has made quite a few headlines in the technical world as of late. In summary, Operation Aurora has resulted in the discovery of a severely critical vulnerability that exists inside of Internet Explorer. As of writing this post, Microsoft has yet to release an out of band patch for this significant threat although they have stated it should be done sometime today. Our Vision ForeSite clients can be assured though that not only have we been aware of this ongoing situation, but we will be patching all of their respective computers as soon as possible.
As a part of our constant 24×7 monitoring, all of our ForeSite partners received notification last night about this vulnerability and subsequent patching that will take place today. This is the type of proactive technology management that any business requires with the fast changes in the security landscape proving yet again that Vision ForeSite is constantly watching over your network.
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