Discover how overlooked external assets can create high-impact attack paths, and learn how AI pentesting helped identify critical exposures before attackers could exploit them.
Read moreLearn why the human-led pen test is a security tool that should be an addition to a comprehensive security testing program.
Read more about Still Required, Not Admired: Traditional Pen TestsWith the Accellion breach not all disclosures were public or full or timely. Learn why this is a bigger problem than this one supply chain attack.
Read more about Why On-Going Supply Chain Attacks Set Up an Awful Game of TelephoneNew Gartner report Emerging Technologies: Critical Insights for External Attack Surface Management, validates the importance of attack surface management.
Read more about Now Is the Time for External Attack Surface ManagementMicrosoft Exchange Vulnerabilities – a perfect example why using old technology impacts your security posture today.
Read more about Lessons Learned from Microsoft Exchange Zero-DaysZero Trust has implications for every element of your IT infrastructure. See how attack surface management fits into a Zero Trust approach to security.
Read more about Get Started on Zero TrustPRE-ATT&CK tactics and techniques can’t easily be addressed with traditional controls. You must look at your network the way the hackers do.
Read more about MITRE ATT&CK – Shift to the Left toward PRE-ATT&CKThe SolarWinds attack (SUNBURST) demonstrates that hackers will find weakness in your extended IT ecosystem that you simply just don’t know about.
Read more about SUNBURST exposes supply chain security risksLearn how effective digital risk management solutions can help you to comply with data privacy regulations including GDPR by mapping your attack surface.
Read more about Despite Tough Regulations, Tracking PII Remains an Ongoing ChallengeLessons Learned – Attacks on SolarWinds reinforce that your organization needs to proactively discover and secure its attack surface. See how to do it.
Read more about Shift Your Security Posture: Strength in Shared VulnerabilityAttackers generally operate with business-like discipline as evident in the FireEye data breach—presumably for political purposes rather financial gain.
Read more about Attackers Breach FireEye – An Attack Surface Security Reminder
