Hey. Remember the Apache Log4j vulnerabilities that had us scrambling last holiday season? Well…we’ve got some new vulnerabilities this holiday season that we should each assess in terms of potential risk to our organizations. Probably not as pervasive as the Log4j issues of old, but certainly worth evaluating. As is often the case, the vulnerabilities are mostly exploited via third party components used by IBM Cognos Analytics. Here are a few of the higher CVSS base score issues on IBM’s radar that were addressed with base 11.2.4 and Fix Pack 6 for 11.1.7…
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Read MoreIn Cognos 11.1, IBM brings long sought improvements to Cognos’ core features while adding advanced analytics and artificial intelligence driven by Watson. Best of all, this huge enhancement is free to all Cognos customers.
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