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Operationalizing Threat Intelligence with Attack Surface Management

Threat Intelligence is an important capability that many SOCs use to improve their security posture. Understanding what threat actors are targeting and how, can aid in everything from threat hunting to incident response. However, organizations often struggle with how to operationalize threat intelligence data they receive in order to actually accomplish this.

Navigating Zero-day Vulnerabilities: 7 Proactive Steps for Rapid Response

Zero-day vulnerabilities require an emergency response, disrupting proactive security initiatives and placing additional pressure on security teams. Despite not being the primary focus of their daily responsibilities, zero-days, especially those exploited in the wild, capture significant media attention. This often results in managers, executives, and even board members seeking immediate information about the company’s exposure to the latest threats.

A Deep Dive Into External Attack Surface Management

We live in a time where the integrity and security of an organization’s digital infrastructure are essential in earning customer confidence and trust. This trust, however, is increasingly under siege due to a surge in cyberattacks exploiting overlooked or inadequately managed internet-facing assets. Organizations’ growing online presence are under an ever-increasing risk of cyber threats.

The Value of Continuous Threat Exposure Management in Securing the Evolving Attack Surface

In cybersecurity, current approaches don’t stay current for long. Organizations that fail to adapt accordingly often discover this fact at the cost of their secure network. This is particularly true in the face of complex and increasingly unpatchable attack surfaces and a corresponding reduction in the impact of automated remediation practices. Traditional security approaches are unable to fully address these challenges.

The rise of ChatGPT & GenAI and what it means for cybersecurity

The rise of ChatGPT and Generative AI has swept the world by storm. It has left no stone unturned and has strong implications for cybersecurity and SecOps. The big reason for this is that cybercriminals now use GenAI to increase the potency and frequency of their attacks on organizations. To cope with this, security teams naturally need to adapt and are looking for ways to leverage AI to counter these attacks in a similar fashion.

Significant changes to attack surface overview and many new tests

The new attack surface overview puts the changes and potential risky exposures to your attack surface front and center. But that’s not all we’ve shipped in February. We’ve improved our Azure domain connector, simplifying onboarding for those users, and sent dozens of new vulnerability tests, such as CVE-2024-27199: TeamCity Authentication Bypass and CVE-2024-21893: Ivanti Connect Secure, Policy Secure SSRF.

Security Validation Explained: A Trusted Path to Risk Reduction

When it comes to cyber resilience, Security Validation is emerging as the linchpin. Security teams face ever-more potential risks as their organization’s attack surfaces expand across diverse IT environments. Amid this challenge, the process of risk-based prioritization is more important than ever. However, prioritization alone falls short of the mark.

Attack Surface Management: Tips, Tools & Strategies

Professionals in the cybersecurity industry have much to consider regarding the various approaches and types of tooling required to keep their organizations secure. There are significant known cybersecurity threats and a constant danger of new “zero-day” vulnerabilities. One comprehensive strategy growing in popularity for mitigating the associated risks generated by these threats and vulnerabilities is Attack Surface Management (ASM).

How to prevent credential stuffing in 3 steps (e.g. naz.API)

Credential stuffing is a cyberattack method where attackers use lists of compromised user credentials to breach into a system. These credentials, often obtained from previous data breaches and available on various dark web forums, include combinations of usernames, email addresses, and passwords.

Asset Importance: The Overlooked Factor in Cyber Risk Prioritization

This blog post delves into a critical yet often neglected aspect of cyber risk analysis —adding organizational context by understanding and prioritizing the importance of assets. Without considering the unique business context of an organization, security teams cannot effectively prioritize and remediate what matters most to their organization.