How do you measure the value of a proactive solution? How do you place a value on an incident that hasn’t occurred? Being asked to do so can feel like a riddle. The answer is surprisingly simple: You measure the value or ROI of a proactive solution, just like any other product, by comparing the before […]
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The Alert of the Month for June 2022 is an exposed database originating from a flight comparison website. This alert is a classic example of the risks coming from exposed databases. Without External Attack Surface Management our clients would have found themselves an unwitting party to data leaks, smishing, fraud, and GDPR fines. On June […]
The Alert of the Month for May 2022 is a data exposure on GitHub that revealed high-level credentials risking network penetration, ransomware, and data exposure. This alert is emblematic of the continuing issues companies are experiencing with code repositories leaking credentials and other sensitive data. Without an External Risk Protection platform to locate this exposure, […]
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Alert Fatigue is the Cyber Road Hypnosis Alert Fatigue is a mental state where SOC teams begin missing or not acting upon alerts due to experiencing an overwhelming number of low-quality of alerts. The best example of this state is found in Aesop’s Fable The Boy Who Cried Wolf. Everyone remembers its lesson to not […]
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The Alert of the Month for March 2022 is a fraudulent domain targeting bank customers. Domain Spoofing is a classic cyber threat for a reason. It works very well. You can read on to learn what happens or if you want you can watch Oleg Lypko walk you through this month’s alert! A well-designed fake […]
Operational Fatigue + Emotional Fatigue = Alert Fatigue Alert Fatigue is a mental state where SOC teams begin missing or not acting upon alerts due to experiencing an overwhelming number of low-quality of alerts. The best example of this state is found in Aesop’s Fable The Boy Who Cried Wolf. Everyone remembers its lesson to […]