The phrase "fix security vulnerabilities" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in any written context where a person or organization is discussing how to mitigate potential security threats. For example, "We need to fix security vulnerabilities as soon as possible in order to protect our sensitive data."
SAP maintains three datasets on fixing security vulnerabilities, which we refer to as our main data sources.
A machine rollback, for example, could reveal an already fixed security vulnerability [3].
"They offer the most efficient way to fix security issues, prevent new ones and respond to new vulnerability alerts," he says.
SAP collects data about fixing security issues (potential vulnerabilities that need to be analyzed further manually to ensure whether they are vulnerabilities or false positive issues) both during a software's development and after its release.
6Scan, a company building a website protection suite that comes with automatic detection and fixing of security vulnerabilities, today announced that it has raised an undisclosed amount of capital from YL Ventures, a venture capital firm that invests primarly in Israel and Europe.
It took about six months for popular consumer drone maker DJI to fix a security vulnerability across its website and apps, which if exploited could have given an attacker unfettered access to a drone owner's account.
In a new report published Thursday, the non-partisan agency said that the government's Census Bureau has only a few months to fix thousands of security vulnerabilities that may put personal citizen data at risk.
Many are fixes for security vulnerabilities that could leave you open to attack.
"Once frozen, parties can fix coding bugs, patch up security vulnerabilities, or amend/terminate the smart contract, or self-resolve a dispute.
It said earlier versions of Android, released in 2011, had several security vulnerabilities that were fixed in later versions of the software.
