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Research
Top Attack Vectors and How to Prevent Them
By Sam Curcuruto
Was Sr. Director, Product Marketing at CyCognito
November 18, 2021
Attack vectors are the path an attacker uses to gain access to your organization’s network. Find out more about the top attack vectors and learn to steer clear of them.
Products
Cycognito remediation plan informs security leaders about how to get from a D to a B
By Oren Parag
Was Director of Product Management at CyConito
October 5, 2021
In a world where every alert, every asset, every issue is not equal, you need to begin prioritizing by thinking about two things: impact and effort. What do I tackle first?
Company
Security Weekly Interview: What’s Holding Attack Surface Management Back?
By Lisa Bilawski
Was Director of Content Marketing at Cycognito
September 1, 2021
In an interview with SecurityWeekly, CyCognito CEO Rob Gurzeev explains that the technology now exists to ensure effective attack surface management.
Company
The State of External Attack Surface Management (EASM)
By Rob Gurzeev
CEO & Co-Founder
August 23, 2021
Hear from Rob Gurzeev, CEO thoughts regarding EASM and why machine learning & cybersecurity protection capabilities have passed manual, human-led efforts.
Perspectives
The Truth About How Security Ratings Work
By Graham Rance
Field CTO
August 6, 2021
Security ratings platforms provide a view of your security posture they – do not provide tools required to for operations nor do they reduce cyber risk.
Perspectives
Full or Foolish Disclosure: 5 Parts of Good Breach Disclosure
By Jim Wachhaus
Was Director of Technical Product Marketing at CyCognito
July 15, 2021
CyCognito employs advanced cyber security methodologies to identify all of your assets so that your IT asset management processes are built rock solid.
Products
Take Another Leap Beyond “Managing” Your Attack Surface
By Ansh Patnaik
Chief Product Officer
May 27, 2021
Learn how new capabilities in the CyCognito platform help you completely and cost effectively operationalize attack surface protection.
Research
Vulnerability Notice: Patch CVE-2021-31166
By Alex Zaslavsky
Was Sr. Product Manager at CyCognito
May 21, 2021
New Vulnerability Patch. Check your IIS servers and make sure that for those newer Windows 10 servers affected that CVE-2021-31166 has been patched.
Products
Answering the Attack Surface Management “Build vs Buy” Question
By Jim Wachhaus
Was Director of Technical Product Marketing at CyCognito
May 18, 2021
When building your own cybersecurity solution in-house you can’t have coverage, cadence, and low cost. But where do you start?
Research
Colonial Pipeline Highlights Weaknesses in Global Supply Chain
By Jim Wachhaus
Was Director of Technical Product Marketing at CyCognito
May 12, 2021
All organizations such as Colonial Pipeline are under threat of ransomware. These attack vectors arise because they lack attack surface visibility.
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