In this age of complex, multi-level corporate IT systems and web apps, missing vulnerabilities should not just be a worry, it should be expected. (iStock)
It was recently discovered that the direct to consumer identity theft service provider Lifelock had a vulnerability on its websites. The issue was reported by security blogger Brian Krebs at the end of July, and was called out by a former Lifelock customer and security researcher.
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