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HC3: Monthly Cybersecurity Vulnerability Bulletin

Posted on October 6, 2023 by Dissent

October 05, 2023
TLP:CLEAR
Report: 202310051200

September Vulnerabilities of Interest to the Health Sector
In September 2023, vulnerabilities to the health sector have been released that require attention. This
includes the monthly Patch Tuesday vulnerabilities released by several vendors on the second Tuesday of
each month, along with mitigation steps and patches. Vulnerabilities for September are from Microsoft,
Google/Android, Cisco, Apple, Mozilla, SAP, Fortinet, VMWare, Progress Software, and Adobe. A
vulnerability is given the classification as a zero-day when it is actively exploited with no fix available or if it
is publicly disclosed. HC3 recommends patching all vulnerabilities with special consideration to the risk
management posture of the organization.

Read the full report at HHS.

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