IBM has faced a tough week marked by a significant cloud outage and the discovery of a critical security vulnerability. The outage prevented users from accessing the management console and support cases, creating frustration as it lasted over four hours. Meanwhile, a serious flaw in IBM's QRadar security tools was revealed, scoring 9.6 on the CVSS, classified as critical. Customers are urged to assess their systems for vulnerabilities and patches. Despite the challenges, many users may not yet be at risk due to recent updates that may have avoided the installation of the flawed products.
IBM is facing significant challenges this week with a recent cloud outage disrupting services, alongside the revelation of a critical vulnerability in its QRadar security products.
The authentication outage that lasted over four hours disrupted user access to the management console and support cases, leading to customer frustrations and concerns.
A critical vulnerability was identified in IBM's QRadar threat detection tools, scoring 9.6 on the CVSS, necessitating urgent attention from users to secure their systems.
While existing users of IBM's vulnerable products face immediate risks, the timing of recent upgrades may have mitigated widespread exposure for many.
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