A logistics company's vulnerability scan identifies the following vulnerabilities on Internet-facing devices in the DMZ: SQL injection on an infrequently used web server that provides files to vendors SSL/TLS not used for a website that contains promotional information
The scan also shows the following vulnerabilities on internal resources: Microsoft Office Remote Code Execution on test server for a human resources system
TLS downgrade vulnerability on a server in a development network In order of risk, which of the following should be patched FIRST?
A. Microsoft Office Remote Code Execution
B. SQL injection
C. SSL/TLS not used
D. TLS downgrade

A. Microsoft Office Remote Code Execution

Explanation:

From the given options, we have;

The web server having a SQL injection is infrequently use

The information on the website having SSL/TLS not used is promotional

The location of the server having  a TLS downgrade is on a development network

The location of the Microsoft Office Remote Code Execution is on a human resource system test server

Therefore, given that the test server, is the deployment source of the main server, and that with a Remote Code Execution, RCE,  cyber attack, the attacker is able to make commands work on other computers, the RCE attack on the test server is a potential access of an attack on the main servers, and should be patched first.