Inside the 2026 Verizon DBIR: What One Billion Records Revealed About Vulnerability Remediation
2026-05-19T20:51:51Z•fa0bb1b4f3b1e8d5f9049726a8b986225252d9f1387194ba586883f7d3638ac5
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What happened
A batch of Qualys blog posts from May 2026 covering vulnerability research, cloud and SaaS security, and compliance. Highlights include Qualys’ contribution to the Verizon 2026 DBIR analyzing over one billion vulnerability remediation records and CISA KEV trends; native SCuBA support in Qualys SSPM for federal-grade M365 security; the 2025 SANS ASM survey insights on continuous visibility and automation; FedRAMP High authorization for Qualys TotalCloud CNAPP and FedRAMP Moderate for TotalAI; integration of AI-driven code security into Qualys ETM; and guidance on test environments and attack-sr
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