The hacking has finally begun, and so far, it’s gone off with a whimper, not a bang.

BitSight’s director of security research Dan Dahlberg talks with CyberScoop's Editor-in-Chief Greg Otto about what companies are doing to protect themselves from the BlueKeep vulnerability.

Like BlueKeep and the bug involved in WannaCry, the new vulnerabilities are "wormable."

A vulnerability in Microsoft's Remote Desktop Services prompted close collaboration between an offensive and defensive security expert.

Bluekeep patching is a mixed bag.

Organizations are patching, but not fast enough.

“Every CISO right now should have a plan already written down to deal with BlueKeep once the exploit starts surfacing."

Microsoft and the NSA already have sounded the alarm. DHS said it was able to use BlueKeep to execute remote code on a computer running Microsoft Windows…