Mitigating Zero-Day Vulnerabilities in Organizational Structures: Strategies, Impacts and Future Directions

Zero-day vulnerabilities have increasingly become a grave concern within the cybersecurity domain. A programming error flaw that is totally unknown to the respective software vendor is referred to as a zero-day vulnerability. It is usually detected by the malicious actors even before creators can identify it, giving them no time to develop a patch. Such flaws are particularly…

A zero-day threat includes the vulnerability and potential exploit attackers can use to exploit the flaw. What makes them so dangerous is that they can be used by hackers long before the software company produces its security patch hence causing irreversible…