Here are some news ways to manage the digital risk that comes along with your expanding business presence due to digital transformation.
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Attackers succeed when security teams have visibility gaps that they are unable to map. These paths of least resistance are the easy way in.
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Learn how the CyCognito platform proactively identifies XSS vulnerabilities and other attack vectors before attackers exploit them.
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Learn how Passive DNS replication can be used for mitigating malware attacks, phishing attack prevention, and securing your attack surface.
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Monitoring IT subsidiary risk has to be an ongoing process that absorbs oversight of new subsidiaries and their ever-changing attack surfaces.
Read more about You Can’t Just Walk Away from Subsidiary IT RiskWhen you merge with or acquire an organization, you take on its risk, too. Avoid unnecessary risk by review these five recommendations.
Read more about M&A Cyber Risk: The Inheritance that Nobody WantsBest practices for securing your attack surface during mandated WFH. Examine key risks with VPNs, remote desktop protocol (RDP) and cloud services.
Read more about Attackers Are Paying Attention as Remote Working Becomes the New NormYour attack surface has changed. It’s time for a new paradigm and admit the old ways of thinking aren’t compatible with today’s varied IT ecosystem.
Read more about Take a Post-Medieval Approach to Attack Surface Defense2020 is on target to be another banner year as we burst of the gate with being named one of the “Cybersecurity Vendors to Watch in 2020” by TechTarget.
Read more about CyCognito Named a “Cybersecurity Vendor to Watch”The term “attack surface” is sometimes defined as different ways an organization can be breached. But that is really just the sum of your attack vectors.
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