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LatestTop 5 Hacker-Relevant Vulnerabilities
Every 15 minutes, a new vulnerability emerges, leading to an average of around 650 new vulnerabilities each week - an overwhelming pace to manage. The average cost of a data breach has skyrocketed to a record high of $4.45 million globally. To help organizations allocate resources effectively and address the most risky vulnerabilities, we are developing a novel decision-tree-based prioritization approach. Trained on over 100,000 vulnerabilities and threat intelligence, this method extends industry standards like CVSS and EPSS, capturing the real-time risk and context of new vulnerabilities (shoutout to CVE Program, NVD, and EUVD for providing comprehensive and current CVE data).
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02Breaches Due To Unpatched Vulnerabilities
76% of organizations have faced cyberattacks due to unknown, unmanaged, or poorly managed Internet-facing IT assets, with attacks stemming from unpatched vulnerabilities causing the most significant business impact. In our weekly top 5 hacker-relevant vulnerabilities, we have been reporting on vulnerabilities, which are pertinent to threat actors. In this ongoing series, we will provide monthly recaps on selected security breaches associated with the reported vulnerabilities. September 2026 Breach Victim: Dutch Institute for Vulnerability Disclosure
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03Customer Perspective: Testimonial from European University Viadrina
European University Viadrina: Securing an Open University Network The European University Viadrina in Frankfurt (Oder) was founded in 1506 as the first state university in Brandenburg and re-founded in 1991. Located directly on the German-Polish border, it sees itself as a bridge between Western and Eastern Europe. Students and researchers from many countries learn and work across its faculties of Law, Business Administration and Economics, and Social and Cultural Sciences. This international, open character also shapes its IT: teaching, research, and administration all depend on a data network that is both high-performing and accessible.
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04Customer Perspective: Testimonial from SozialBank AG
SozialBank AG: A Holistic View of the Digital Attack Surface SozialBank AG is a credit institution specializing in the social and healthcare economy. Together with the other companies of SozialFinanz AG, it offers a broad range of financial and service offerings for the social and healthcare sector. These include classic banking services as well as factoring, billing, and advisory services, along with other specialized offerings. The diversity of business areas, entities, and digital services requires a holistic view of the external attack surface and potential risks.
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05€10 Million Fine?
Millions in fines, personal liability of management, and expanded supervisory powers: with the entry into force of the NIS-2 Implementation Act, cybersecurity is no longer just an IT task for many companies, but a responsibility of management and a legal obligation. Nevertheless, many companies do not know to what extent they already meet the requirements of NIS-2 and where action is still required. Together with HK2 Rechtsanwälte, ENTRYZERO has developed the NIS-2 Status Check.
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06The Next Step Toward Trustworthy AI: ENTRYZERO Joins Trust4Good
Trust is the foundation of every successful AI application. That is why we are pleased to announce that ENTRYZERO is now part of Trust4Good, an initiative that promotes transparency and trustworthiness in the field of artificial intelligence. What is Trust4Good? Trust4Good is a trustworthiness platform for AI providers and their AI solutions. It is designed to help companies select trustworthy AI products and make informed decisions when procuring or using AI.
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07From Copilot to Pilot: ENTRYZERO Secures a Multi-Million Seed Investment
ENTRYZERO Secures a Multi-Million Seed Investment. We are pleased to have strong partners at our side for ENTRYZERO’s next growth phase with neoteq ventures, ATIMON Invest GmbH, konus invest GmbH, NRW.BANK, and other entrepreneurs and investors. Our mission is clear: from copilot to pilot in offensive cybersecurity. More information, more dashboards, and more partial automation do provide insights, but they also increase the burden on teams already working at their limit.
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08How ENTRYZERO is Putting the Vision of Tag der Industrie 2026 into Action
Tag der Industrie kicked off today for ENTRYZERO. What does a young cybersecurity company take away from it? Above all one thing: an even sharper view of the challenges businesses and society are facing right now. s Chancellor Merz put it best in his speech: future generations, too, should be able to live in peace, security, and prosperity. Despite geopolitical crises and economic headwinds, he sees reason for cautious optimism.
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09DEMO DAYS: Federal Ministry for Research, Technology and Space
On June 18 and 19, 2026, more than 30 startups and 8 incubators showcased at the Forum Digital Technologies in Berlin what is emerging in cybersecurity and communication technologies in Germany. The Demo Days “Secure & Connected” brought together a high-caliber mix of politics, research, industry, and startups with ENTRYZERO on board, making the impact of federal research funding from the Federal Ministry for Research, Technology and Space visible. “Secure & Connected” The Demo Days were held under this motto.
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10Google Founders Event 2026: Networking, Inspiration, and Entrepreneurial Spirit
As part of Startup Contacts 2026 in Münster, ENTRYZERO had the opportunity to participate in the Google Founders Event. Two days filled with exciting conversations, inspiring encounters, and valuable insights once again demonstrated just how important in-person interaction is. A Successful Kickoff The evening kicked off with an exclusive pre-event hosted by Google Cloud as part of its partnership with Venture Club Münster e.V. In a relaxed rooftop setting, founders, entrepreneurs, and partners came together to get to know one another and exchange ideas even before the main event began.
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11CYBICS 2026: How ENTRYZERO and thyssenkrupp Materials Services secure supply chains
Cyberattacks, new regulatory requirements, and increasing digitization are presenting companies with ever greater challenges. How organizations can remain capable of acting even in crisis situations was therefore the focus of CYBICS 2026, held on June 10 and 11 at O-WERK on MARK 51°7 in Bochum. The conference, organized by isits AG International School of IT Security, brought together experts from business, research, government, and security agencies. With more than 100 attendees, it exceeded its original participation target.
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12Customer Perspective: Testimonial from ARZ Haan AG
ARZ Haan AG is one of the leading providers of billing services in the healthcare sector. With around 1,200 employees across more than 10 locations, the subsidiaries of ARZ Haan AG have been billing specialists for over 30 healthcare professions for decades. The group processes well over 100 million prescriptions annually for 18,000 customers throughout Germany, with a total billing volume exceeding €14 billion. Impact “ENTRYZERO showed us, above all, that vulnerability management is only truly effective when it is continuous.
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13ENTRYZERO in Manchester: Hosted by Andy Burnham
International cooperation is one of the most important building blocks for successfully addressing the growing challenges in the field of cybersecurity. That is precisely why ENTRYZERO participated in the Greater Manchester Germany Innovation Summit, where representatives from business, academia, and politics from the Ruhr region and Greater Manchester came together to launch new partnerships and joint innovation projects. Right from the opening, it was clear what this summit was all about.
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