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Trustwave Named as a Representative Vendor in the 2025 Gartner Market Guide for DFIR Retainer Services

Trustwave is proud to announce that Gartner has named us as a Representative Vendor in the 2025 Gartner Market Guide for Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR) Retainer Services. This is the sixth time Trustwave has been placed as a Representative Vendor in the Market Guide DFIR six times since the report's inception.

Automated Brand Impersonation Protection: How It Works (and Why It Matters Now)

Automated brand impersonation protection has become a baseline requirement for digital security. As phishing operations scale across web domains, mobile app stores, social platforms, and ad networks, attackers are moving faster and operating more broadly than ever before. Traditional defenses – periodic scans, manual takedowns, post-incident analysis – are too slow and too shallow.

Why Threat Exposure Management Is Broken - And What Needs to Change | ESG + Nucleus Security

Security teams today aren’t struggling to find issues; they’re struggling to reduce risk in a measurable, scalable way. In this webinar, ESG Principal Analyst Tyler Shields joins Nucleus Security to unpack brand-new research on the state of threat and exposure management (TEM).

The MemcycoFM Show: Episode 9 - Automated Brand Impersonation Protection: How It Works

Automated brand impersonation protection has become a baseline requirement for digital security. As phishing operations scale across web domains, mobile app stores, social platforms, and ad networks, attackers are moving faster and operating more broadly than ever before. Traditional defenses – periodic scans, manual takedowns, post-incident analysis – are too slow and too shallow. Today’s security teams need a real-time system that detects brand impersonation threats from the earliest reconnaissance stage through live user engagement, and neutralizes them before customer trust, credentials, or revenue are compromised.

Leaked credentials are all over the dark web: Is your business impacted?

Researchers believe AI tools are fueling a dramatic 42% surge in the amount of leaked credentials circulating for sale on the dark web. Each year, automated scrapers and human-operated groups comb through dark web forums, paste sites, and underground marketplaces to collect and repackage hundreds of millions of username–password pairs. Many organizations remain unaware of the full scope of these leaks until it’s too late, because breach disclosures are often delayed or incomplete.