Blogs About Threat and Vulnerability Management

NTLM is like that stubborn relic of the past that just won’t go away – a decades-old authentication protocol, seemingly deprecated but still lurking in the shadows of every Windows environment.

The evolution of cybersecurity has been a journey of increasingly sophisticated defense innovations. It began with basic anti-virus (AV) software, which relied on static analysis to identify known threats by scanning binaries and files. 

In the rapidly evolving landscape of cybersecurity, the Managed Detection and Response (MDR) market has undergone significant transformations. What began as a reactive approach focused on detecting and responding to threats has now matured into a...

Security leaders are acutely aware of vulnerability risks. Organizations continue to allocate thousands of dollars to periodic vulnerability assessments, and thousands more to technology and resources for mitigation — yet vulnerability-based breach...

As of January 10th 2023, Windows 7, Windows 8, 8.1, their Windows embedded derivatives, and Windows Server 2008 R2 will no longer receive patches from Microsoft. Millions of devices will now become "legacy" and create a suite of new legacy security...

Today, threat and vulnerability management is more critical than ever, with unpatched vulnerabilities involved in 60 percent of data breaches. Vulnerability tools of all stripes abound, yet for all their features, few offer a clear path to action....

Virtual desktop infrastructure (VDI) felt like a lifeline at the start of the Coronavirus pandemic. As offices rushed to close down and companies scrambled to operate remotely, those with VDI found the process to be surprisingly seamless. People...