Log4j Vulnerability: What You Need to Know

A critical zero-day vulnerability was disclosed on December 9, 2021. It affects a wildly popular open source Java library called Log4j. The library is nearly ubiquitous in modern application infrastructures and applications and the vulnerability uncovered is a critical one. It allows an attacker to easily trigger a Remote Code Execution (RCE) on a vulnerable system, giving an attacker the ability to run malware and gain complete control of the system. Within hours of the release of the vulnerability, attacks began in earnest and have shown no signs of slowing down. Organizations need to understand if and where they are vulnerable, how to address this and other potential vulnerabilities which may be lurking in application stacks. This new webinar with our R&D team will help you understand: What the Log4j vulnerability is and why it’s so important How to understand if your organization is vulnerable Steps you can take to avoid being surprised by vulnerabilities in your application stack