Expert articles on penetration testing, vulnerability research, tools, and the latest in cybersecurity.
Ransomware continues to evolve as attackers adopt new technologies and strategies. The use of automation and artificial intelligence is likely to increase the scale and efficiency of attacks.
Cloud computing offers significant benefits, but it also requires a new approach to security. Organizations must understand their responsibilities, address common challenges, and implement best practices to protect their environments.
Social engineering attacks highlight the importance of the human element in cybersecurity. While technical defenses are essential, they are not sufficient on their own.
Vulnerability management is a fundamental aspect of modern cybersecurity. It provides a structured approach to identifying and addressing weaknesses before they can be exploited.
Zero-day vulnerabilities represent one of the most challenging aspects of cybersecurity. Their unknown nature makes them difficult to defend against, and their impact can be significant.
APIs are at the core of modern applications, but they also introduce significant security risks. As their usage grows, so does the need for effective protection.
That’s not a criticism. It’s a recognition that CTEM maturity requires strong foundations. Before you can continuously manage exposure, you have to fix the processes, visibility gaps, and cultural barriers that prevent true continuous operations. Here are five telltale signs your vulnerability management program isn’t ready for CTEM and what you can start doing today to move in the right direction.