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In our latest Geopolitical Cyber Report, developed by Paolo Omezzolli from our SOC team, we examine Iran-affiliated MuddyWater, also known as Seedworm, and its use of DLL side-loading, browser credential theft, Node.js activity, and public file-transfer services to target high-value organizations.
Download the report for technical guidance, IOCs, MITRE ATT&CK mapping, and practical defender takeaways.
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07/10/2026
As NIST steps back from parts of its CVE enrichment work, security teams may need to rethink how they prioritize vulnerabilities, assess risk, and separate urgent exposure from everyday noise.
Our latest Secplicity blog breaks down why CVE grading still matters, how defenders can strengthen vulnerability management, and why AI is quickly changing both vulnerability discovery and defense.
Read the blog to learn what this shift could mean for security teams and why smarter prioritization is becoming more critical than ever: https://wgrd.tech/44aZQMX
Why CVE Grading Still Matters for Vulnerability Management | WatchGuard Technologies Vulnerability management has never been just about finding flaws. It is about understanding which flaws matter most, which ones attackers are likely to exploit, and which ones security teams need to prioritize before they become a real business risk.
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