Practical guides, research, and insights to help security teams manage external exposure with clarity and control.
The expansion of an organization's attack surface continues to present a critical business challenge. Download the GigaOm Radar for Attack Surface Management to get an overview of the available ASM solutions, identify leading offerings, and evaluate the best solution for you.
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Download the report now to stay ahead of emerging threats and strengthen your organization’s security posture for 2024.
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The 2024 State of Web Application Security Testing report analyzes responses from hundreds of cybersecurity professionals in both the US and the UK, providing valuable insights into the current state of web application security testing.
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Learn how leveraging automation through modern EASM technology can help bridge the gap between attackers and defenders, making it possible for defenders to improve their security and risk posture.
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Read The Total Economic Impact™ of The CyCognito Platform — a Forrester study. Cost Savings And Business Benefits Enabled By The CyCognito Platform.
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Download this study to learn how to protect your most critical assets from being easily exploited by attackers as your enterprise expands to include more subsidiary brands and web applications.
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Download the IDC EASM buyers guide and understand the key capabilities to look for when selecting an External Attack Surface Management solution with expert guidance and selection criteria from analyst firm IDC.
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Download the report to learn how modern External Attack Surface Management and CyCognito enable value across enterprise security and IT teams.
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Download Forrester Consulting’s thought leadership paper “Teamwork shines a light on hidden external risks” to uncover what your organization can do to improve its risk management strategy.
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Download this report to receive guidance intended to serve as a starting point for making the best security decision for each unique organization.
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Download the report to learn why security testing and attack surface monitoring work hand in hand.
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What you don’t know can hurt your organization. Download the report to learn the dangers of subsidiary sprawl and other unknowns.
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Are your legacy vulnerability and asset management and penetration testing practices keeping your organization safe? Download the report to find out.
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Organizations utilize vulnerability scanning, app security and pen testing. Despite this, it is easy to have a security testing gap of 45% from ideal.
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CyCognito shares insights showing how security teams can learn from previous incidents and leverage exposure management techniques to stay ahead of attackers.
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Cyber Monday is filled with urgency, but cybercriminals take advantage of this urgency to exploit misconfigurations and vulnerabilities. This can cause massive reputational damage to inattentive organizations in the process.
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