From Compliance to Confidence: Achieving CMMC 2.0 Certification
For many contractors, navigating the complexities of CMMC compliance presents significant challenges. The Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (...

Continuous Ransomware Validation: Why Annual Testing Is No Longer Enough

Ransomware isn’t just a security issue; it’s a business problem that’s grown too big to ignore. What started as floppy-disk attacks back in the 1980s ...

What is BAS 2.0 and Why You Need It

In a fast-evolving threat landscape, traditional Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS) tools are limited. Built based on predefined scenarios, they’re gr...

How to Prioritize Vulnerabilities Effectively

There are patches or remediations for all the top vulnerabilities, but they’re still being exploited in the wild. How is that? Well, if you were the a...

How DTCC Upgraded their SOC into a Cyber Threat Fusion Center

By Shawn Baird, Associate Director, Offensive Security and Tactics, DTCC Based on a session given at PenteraCon 2024 When the speed and complexity...

Forti-fied? Logging blind spot revealed in FortiClient VPN

Virtual private networks (VPNs) have become widely used by enterprises for secure remote network access to protect sensitive data. This critical role ...
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What’s Behind the Rising Costs of Data Breaches?

Data breaches are more costly than ever, averaging USD 4.88 million in 2024—a 10% rise. This spike is largely due to increased expenses related to los...

Two New Zero-Day Vulnerabilities Uncovered in FortiClient VPN

Introduction Our latest research from Pentera Labs uncovers high-severity Fortinet vulnerability CVE-2024-47574, exposing risks in FortiClient's use ...

APT Attacks: The Sith Lords of the Cyber World

Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) are like the Sith Lords of the cyber world—stealthy, relentless, and always lurking in the shadows. Mentioning them...
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How Attackers Can Achieve a DoS Attack in Microsoft Active Directory
In this blog, we explore how attackers can exploit a limitation in Active Directory (AD) Security Identifiers (SIDs) to lock users out of the domain w...
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Continuous Security Validation Against AI-Driven Threats – A Field CISO’s Insights

Despite substantial investments in cybersecurity, breaches keep happening—especially as AI changes the game for attackers and defenders alike. This sh...

Why Proactive Cybersecurity Starts with Attack Surface Management (ASM)

The last couple of years will be remembered for many things in cybersecurity, but the MOVEit breach stands out as a painful lesson in what happens whe...

Prove Your Defenses Work with Continuous Security Validation

The European energy sector’s recent takedown showed just how fast even strong defenses can crumble in the face of the increasing sophistication of cyb...
What CISOs Need to Know About the New SEC Cybersecurity Guidelines
The new SEC guidelines released July 26 2023 and effective December 18 2023 mark a significant shift in how organizations must approach cybersecurity....

Why Pay a Pentester? The Shift to Automated Penetration Testing

The evolution of software always catches us by surprise. I remember betting against the IBM computer Deep Blue during its chess match against the gran...

Comparing On-premise vs. Cloud-Based Penetration Testing Strategies

As cloud infrastructure adoption grows, it's a mistake to assume that these environments are inherently secure. In fact, as reported by StrongDM, “pub...

Ransomware Readiness Strategies: How to Protect Your Organization

Ransomware Readiness Strategies: Are You Prepared? If this question is keeping you up at night, you’re certainly not alone. The threat is tangibly ...
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How Susceptible are Your Linux Machines to a Ransomware Attack?

Ransomware targeting Linux machines is becoming increasingly common. While the vast majority of ransomware is still designed to target Windows systems...