Rapid7 is on a mission to drive the SecOps movement into the future, and we take that to heart with our holistic approach to security. Rapid7 has policies and procedures in place to keep our data, platform, and products secure, so that we can continue creating tools and services that keep our customers secure.
Rest assured: Rapid7’s approach to security is established on four core pillars essential to trust.
Availability
You have access to your data when you need it and our operational status is always up to date.
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Patch Tuesday - November 2019
November's Patch Tuesday is upon us and, this month, Microsoft addressed 74 vulnerabilities of which one Internet Explorer vulnerability (CVE-2019-1429) has been seen under active exploitation. By prioritizing the released Microsoft Windows and Internet Explorer patches, the door to 58 of the 74 vulnerabilities...
The Anatomy of RDP Exploits: Lessons Learned from BlueKeep and DejaBlue
A critical vulnerability called “BlueKeep” put Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) security on everyone’s radar earlier this year. Just a few months later, Microsoft announced a related vulnerability, DejaBlue. RDP exploits are no joke—Rapid7’s Project Sonar estimates that around 900,000 workstations and servers...
5 Steps to Go from Patch Management to Vulnerability Management
The terms “patch management” and “vulnerability management” are sometimes used interchangeably, but it is important to understand the difference. Though both strategies aim to mitigate risk, patch management (the process of managing software updates) is limited in scope. To gain a deeper understanding...
Rapid7 By The Numbers
Advancing Security Since
2000
Valued Customers
8,400
Fortune 100 Friends
48
Assets Monitored
40M
Petabytes of Data Processed
17
Ports Monitored Per IP
104
IPs Scanned
3.4B
