Log4j Zero-Day Vulnerability: What You Need to Know Now

On December 9, 2021, a vulnerability was discovered in the hugely popular open-source code called Log4j. It's used by millions of Java developers — one of the most popular programming languages used by businesses. If a cyber attacker gets through, they can run any code and access any information on the affected machine. They can even delete or encrypt your files and hold them for ransom. Featuring IBM's Global Lead, X-Force Threat Intelligence Nick Rossman, X-Force Red Research Lead, Dan Cowley and X-Force Associate Partner, Abby Ross, this webinar reveals everything you need to know right now to protect your business.

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Log4j Zero-Day Vulnerability: What You Need to Know Now