Internal vs External Attack Surface: What We Learned Managing Both
Locks on doors are easy to spot. Open windows and faulty gates? Not so much. This is what…
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How to Reduce Attack Surface for Stronger Security
You can spot a weak point in a system the same way you notice a loose fence post…
Defining the Network Attack Surface: What It Is and Why It Matters
The network attack surface represents all potential entry points for malicious actors to exploit. This includes devices, applications,…
Understanding the Attack Surface: A Practical Guide to Strengthening Security
The attack surface is every point where an attacker could gain access to your systems, software flaws, misconfigured…
Challenges Implementing Zero Trust: Why It Demands Patience and Precision
Implementing zero trust is not just flipping a switch. It’s a slow, often frustrating process that demands a…
Why the Benefits of Adopting Zero Trust Matter Now
Funny how Zero Trust turns the old way on its head. Nobody gets a free pass, every person,…