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Third-Parties: Risks & Threats Associated With Them

Third-Party risks are more as the Third-Party breaches continue to dominate and these breaches are expensive to organizations. Third-parties are those companies that you directly work with such as data management companies, law firms, e-mail providers, web hosting companies, subsidiaries, vendors, sub-contractors. Third-Parties are  basically any organization, whose employees or systems have access to your… Read More »Third-Parties: Risks & Threats Associated With Them

2 Ways to Identify & Prevent Subdomain Takeover Vulnerability

Protect you subdomain from takeover attacks Request Free Trial Subdomain Takeover is a type of vulnerability which appears when a DNS entry (subdomain) of an organization points to an External Service (ex. Heroku, Github, Bitbucket, Desk, Squarespace, Shopify, etc) but the service is no longer utilized. In this article, we have identified top 2 ways to identify… Read More »2 Ways to Identify & Prevent Subdomain Takeover Vulnerability

Shadow IT Risks – 4 Ways To Reduce Them

Shadow ITΒ refers to IT applications and infrastructure that are managed and utilized without the knowledge of the enterprise’s IT department. Shadow IT risks exists in most organizations but most IT leaders and CISOs underestimate about its reach. Problems:Β Shadow IT will open up to many security risks of business such as enterprise security risks, data privacy… Read More »Shadow IT Risks – 4 Ways To Reduce Them

Understanding Key Attack Surface Dimensions

We will discuss a few key areas in the vast attack surface today. With increasing technology advancement and its intervention into the enterprise world makes the scope of cyber defense enormously large. It reminds me of depth-first and breadth-first search algorithms to cover scopes in varied situations. The security landscape is so widely expanding, the change… Read More »Understanding Key Attack Surface Dimensions

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