IONIX has won the ‘Cutting Edge Attack Surface Management’ Global InfoSec award from Cyber Defense Magazine (CDM), the industry’s leading electronic information security magazine. “We’re thrilled to receive one of the most prestigious and coveted cybersecurity awards from Cyber Defense Magazine,” said Marc Gaffan, CEO, IONIX.

IONIX has won a Gold Globee® Cybersecurity Award for Best Security Software for its ASM platform. The 19th Annual 2023 Globee® Cybersecurity Awards honor achievements and recognitions in the cyber and digital security industry worldwide. Using Connective Intelligence, IONIX accurately maps an organization’s real attack surface and its digital supply chain.

It’s time to broaden our conception of the external attack surface to include all common attack vectors. Traditionally, the external attack surface is thought of as all of an organization’s external IT assets: domains, addresses, web servers, SSL certificates, externally-visible software, and so on.

Detectify is honored to start off the RSA 2023 Conference with the news that it has been recognized as the market leader in Attack Surface Management in Cyber Defense Magazine’s Global InfoSec Awards. This accolade demonstrates the effectiveness of Detectify’s approach to External Attack Surface Management (EASM), which is unique in the space because it tests environments with real payloads by using its crowdsourced community of ethical hackers.

External Attack Surface Management (EASM) and Digital Risk Protection Services (DRPS) are two important tools in the arsenal of any organization’s cybersecurity strategy. However, there is a significant difference between the two approaches that should not be overlooked.

The increasing complexity of applications and networks means that it’s more important than ever to have comprehensive application scanning and attack surface management in one place. Any true and complete standalone EASM solutions should already have application scanning capabilities built into them. But how does this work exactly?

We are in the age of advanced cybersecurity threats. Researchers are constantly on the lookout for new and innovative ways to protect against cyber-attacks. Recent studies have indicated that spider webs may be the next big thing. While spider webs might seem like an unlikely candidate, breakthrough research has shown that spider webs have the potential to revolutionize attack surface management.