A recent report by Syxsense shows that 78% of respondents report experiencing an increase in vulnerability volume over the past 12 months.

Every company has two attack surfaces: internal and external. Of the two, the external attack surface (EAS) is much harder to safeguard. Why?

According to a CyCognito report, 74% of assets with personally identifiable information (PII) are vulnerable to at least one known major exploit.

A  survey found that nearly 80% of transport layer security (TLS) certificates on the Internet are vulnerable to Man in the Middle (MiM) attacks.

A recent Comcast Business report pulls data from 23.5 billion cybersecurity attacks and found that attacks come from internal and external sources.

Cybercriminal habits were analyzed in a recent report by Orca Security that reveals that attackers typically find exposed secrets in two minutes.

A report from Skybox Security found a 25% increase in new vulnerabilities published within 2022, a year-over-year rise the biggest seen since 2017.

For a modern digital enterprise, the ubiquity, vulnerability and obscurity of APIs creates a perfect storm when it comes to application security.

By having developer and security teams work together at the start of a project, security measures can be integrated in real-time saving both teams time and frustration. 

The volume of ransomware attacks remained high with 352 attacks in April, the second-highest month on record, according to a recent report.