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Attackers Love Your VPN To-Do List
Huntress SOC data indicates that VPN misconfiguration is a factor in 70% of intrusions they investigate. The article discusses common VPN configuration errors and mitigation steps to reduce this attack surface.
Why it matters: Security teams need to audit and remediate VPN configurations immediately, as misconfigurations account for the majority of successful intrusions and represent a trivial-to-fix entry point for attackers.
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Attackers Love Your VPN To-Do List
Virtual private network (VPN) misconfigurations account for 70% of intrusions according to Huntress security operations center (SOC) incident data. The article outlines common configuration gaps and remediation steps to eliminate this attack vector.
Why it matters: Security teams and system administrators need to audit VPN settings immediately; misconfigured VPNs expose networks to attackers who routinely exploit this entry point before attempting lateral movement.
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