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Next-Gen Threat Intelligence

Adding Profound Value to Security and Risk Functions

Defending your organization’s attack surface in today’s threat landscape is a global-scale challenge full of continuously changing elements.

 

Attacker tools have flooded the web, and advanced adversaries target massive vulnerabilities in ubiquitous systems used across the world.

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RiskIQ Advances the SolarWinds Story

SolarWinds: Illuminating the Hidden Patterns That Advance the Story

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Below we share an article by Team Atlas updating us on the SolarWinds story and the vital role of RiskIQ.

Though the Russian espionage campaign that compromised the SolarWinds supply chain is progressing, public-facing research into the campaign seems to have stopped.

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The Hidden Mobile Threat Landscape

Every year we become more mobile-centric and during 2020 the pandemic accelerated that growth. At the same time attacks on mobile devices are increasing and are often very different from those in a desktop computer world. News about new mobile threats is a regular occurrence and will only increase.  But that is not the only mobile security issue we face.

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A Vulnerable World: RiskIQ’s Unique View of the Microsoft Exchange Landscape

Frankly, it’s a tough time to be in cybersecurity. Perhaps the toughest ever. There have been over a dozen zero-days in the past three months alone, with countless organizations across the world affected.

We’re barely four months removed from SolarWinds—a watershed attack some thought would set the standard for the impact a vulnerability could have—and already dealing with a new attack that dwarfs it in scale.

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Why You Need Attack Surface Management (ASM)

Attack Surface Management (ASM) is an important part of your security profile, but before we get into exactly why you need it let’s just cover off what an Attack Surface is.

What is a cyber-attack surface?

attack surfaceAn organization’s total attack surface is all the exploitable vulnerabilities that you have on your network (these can be both known and unknown). 

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