Does pen testing still make sense in an era of digital transformation where companies are reinventing themselves to be digital-first businesses?
Read more about Research Results: The Challenges With Pen Testing for Cybersecurity
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Learn 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 Tests
With 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 ManagementZero 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&CK
Attackers succeed when security teams have visibility gaps that they are unable to map. These paths of least resistance are the easy way in.
Read more about Our Mission is Making Sure Cyber Attackers Fail TheirsLearn how Passive DNS replication can be used for mitigating malware attacks, phishing attack prevention, and securing your attack surface.
Read more about How Passive DNS can help with Securing your Attack SurfaceYour 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 DefenseThe 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.
Read more about Reduce Your Attack Vectors, Not Your Attack Surface