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[Terms](Cybersecurity) Vulnerability

Category: Core Concepts A vulnerability is a weakness or flaw in a system, software, network, or process that can be exploited by a threat actor to gain unauthorized access or cause damage. Vulnerabilities can arise from various sources, such as coding errors (bugs), system design flaws, weak passwords, or improper configuration of security controls. Unlike a threat, which is an external potential for harm, a vulnerability is an internal state of being exposed. If a vulnerability exists but there is no threat to exploit it, the risk remains low; however, when a threat meets a vulnerability, a security incident occurs. Regular vulnerability scanning and patch management are essential processes to identify and remediate these weaknesses before they can be exploited. This video was created by selecting terms from CyberEzy, generating and processing definitions, and then producing it as a "Video Summary" using NotebookLM.