Compliance: It sounds like the perfect solution. But in this article, we’ll explore why compliance is just the starting point and explain how aligning it with broader security strategies is essential for reducing enterprise risk. We’ll break down the importance of thinking beyond the basics and show how integrating compliance with security can strengthen trust, reputation, and effiency.
Insights from the information-packed cybersecurity conference.
Why you want to assess an organization’s attack surface before you integrate or take ownership.
Discussing the benefits and challenges of using automation in offensive security
Learn about some core cybersecurity practices for the hospitality industry and how you can use them to protect your business this holiday season.
An article discussing the value of Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC) in the context of Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A), with some guidance on how to do it right.
In the ever-evolving world of technology, it’s easy to dismiss new concepts as mere buzzwords. But one idea you can’t afford to overlook is your attack surface. A robust attack surface management program allows organizations to see through the eyes of a hacker by going beyond identifying risks. Learn more in our article.
As the metaverse expands, so do the security risks associated with it.
Understand the organization behind the cloud and improve your cloud security without an overreliance on automated data collection.
While technological leaps are fascinating, it’s important to also design systems with resiliency in mind to keep your data safe.
This Vendor Insights document supports the findings in our recent Horizon Report on Attack Surface Management.
The critical vulnerability associated with Log4j, a Java-based logging utility widely used in commonly deployed enterprise systems, was publicly disclosed on December 9, 2021.
Zero trust architecture (ZTA) possesses numerous advantages as a security objective to limit internal and external risks. The problem? Achieving 100% ZTA is nearly impossible due to the considerable undertaking and expense required.
Software as a Service (SaaS) is now practically the norm for several key workloads and applications. And everyone expects outstanding performance, no matter when or where they log in.
Protecting your enterprise from breaches and bad guys in the cloud era means staying several steps ahead. If your Security Operations Center (SOC) fails to keep up with changing technologies and tactics, your risks multiply significantly.