Latest IR news and announcements for QUALYS, INC. (QLYS).
Microsoft's May 2026 Patch Tuesday resolves 137 vulnerabilities, including critical issues in various products. Timely patching is emphasized to mitigate risks associated with remote code execution and privilege escalation vulnerabilities.
Qualys integrates AI-driven code security tools like Claude Code Security into its Enterprise TruRisk Management platform, enhancing risk assessment and management. This allows for deeper analysis of code vulnerabilities while maintaining a unified data model for effective risk operations.
Qualys, Inc. will engage with investors at the William Blair’s 46th Annual Growth Stock Conference on June 2, 2026. CEO Sumedh Thakar and CFO Joo Mi Kim will host a fireside chat and one-on-one meetings in Chicago.
Qualys has reported a new exploit chain, Dirty Frag, affecting major Linux distributions. It comprises two vulnerabilities allowing local privilege escalation. Patches for one are available, while the other remains unpatched, posing significant security risks.
Qualys emphasizes that security risks often originate in QA environments, not just production. It advocates for integrating security practices into QA processes to prevent misconfigurations and excessive permissions that can lead to serious breaches.
Qualys, Inc. will report its financial results for the first quarter of 2026 on May 5, following a conference call and webcast to discuss the results, showcasing its cloud-based security and compliance solutions.
Qualys, in collaboration with Converge, introduces the Converge Connect Insurance Report, linking security posture to cyber insurance costs. This innovation aims to reduce premiums for organizations by providing verified security data, enhancing the underwriting process.
Qualys introduces TotalAI, a unified platform designed to enhance federal AI security by providing continuous visibility and compliance within the FedRAMP framework, addressing unique risks associated with AI systems and infrastructure.
Qualys and Converge introduce a joint offering that rewards organizations for strong cybersecurity compliance, streamlining insurance applications and potentially lowering premiums through verified data on cyber risk management.
Qualys, Inc. announced its first quarter 2026 financial results, reporting a 10% year-over-year revenue increase to $175.6 million and raising its full-year revenue guidance to between $721 million and $727 million.
Qualys unveils new solutions focused on hyper-prioritization and autonomous remediation to combat the surge in AI-driven vulnerabilities, enhancing security teams' ability to manage risks effectively and efficiently in the evolving threat landscape.
Oracle's latest Critical Patch Update fixes 481 security vulnerabilities across various products, including Oracle Communications and Financial Services. Qualys has released corresponding QIDs for these updates, highlighting critical vulnerabilities that could lead to remote code execution.
Qualys has identified the critical RedSun zero-day vulnerability in Microsoft Defender, allowing low-privileged users SYSTEM access. With no patch available, Qualys VMDR and TruRisk Eliminate provide detection and mitigation solutions to reduce risk effectively.
Qualys highlights the importance of automated third-party patching and the challenges organizations face with delayed remediation. The report emphasizes the need for security teams to benchmark their performance against global trends to effectively reduce exposure.
Qualys VMDR and TotalCloud are now available on the Oracle Cloud Marketplace, enabling faster deployment and unified visibility for cloud security. This integration simplifies procurement and enhances security management for Oracle Cloud customers.
Qualys reports on Microsoft's April 2026 Patch Tuesday, addressing 163 vulnerabilities, including eight critical ones. Timely patching is emphasized to mitigate risks in a threat-heavy landscape, alongside Adobe's release of patches for various software vulnerabilities.
Qualys has launched Deep Scan, an advanced vulnerability detection capability that extends visibility beyond traditional methods, enabling organizations to identify vulnerabilities in software installed outside standard directories, thus addressing significant visibility gaps in decentralized IT environments.
Qualys ETM identified an unauthorized AI agent, OpenClaw, posing a significant risk through correlated telemetry. The investigation highlighted vulnerabilities and identity weaknesses, demonstrating the importance of contextual correlation in managing security threats effectively.
Qualys highlights the urgent need for improved vulnerability management as AI accelerates exploitation timelines. Their Enterprise TruRisk Management aims to prioritize, validate, and remediate risks in real-time, addressing the widening gap between vulnerability discovery and remediation.
The article discusses the evolution of AWS cloud security, emphasizing the need for continuous governance and risk-based strategies to address customer-side vulnerabilities. It outlines best practices for effective security management in dynamic cloud environments.