Large companies more likely to leave critical vulnerabilities unpatched, study finds

A study found that large companies with over $1 billion in revenue are more than twice as likely to intentionally leave high or critical vulnerabilities unpatched compared to smaller businesses, due to business and operational trade-offs. The rise of AI-accelerated cyberattacks is increasing pressure on cybersecurity teams, accelerating remediation urgency and causing burnout among security leaders.

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