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2022 Attack Surface Threat Report

The opportunist attacker can find potential victims by simply scanning the internet for assets or services exposed to accidents or misconfigurations. According to our data, risks and exposures are persistent because modern attack surfaces are inherently dynamic, moving, and growing. All too often, this means without...

GigaOm Radar for Attack Surface Management

ASM vendors recognize that most organizations can’t keep up with the rapid changes within their attack surface, robust discovery is a ubiquitous feature of all ASM solutions. From the discovery phase to the reporting and alerting phase, it’s clear that this field has matured rapidly to fill in the gaps. As...

Gartner: Innovation Insight for Attack Surface Management (ASM)

Gartner estimates that less than 10% of organizations have adopted one or more attack surface assessment (ASA) technologies to address their attack surface. ASA provides a more comprehensive view of an organization’s asset inventory, including unknowns. Download this report to gain more insight into: Improving...

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H2 2022: Threat Actors Impersonate 265 Brands in Credential Phishing Attacks

Credential phishing attacks represent a huge threat to organizations as a well-crafted (or even somewhat realistic-looking) phishing email can trick an employee into providing login credentials. In our threat report covering data from January-June 2022, Abnormal Security found a 48% increase in email attacks over...

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Apps Are Essential So Your WAF Must Be Effective

WAFs provide a critical security control for managing risk while supporting your financial institution's goals. As digital transformations that are enabled by apps become business initiatives driven by apps, WAFs must protect all of the organization’s apps—across architectures, clouds, deployment models, and...

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Web Application Firewalls (WAF) for Dummies

Nearly half of all breaches in 2019 involved web applications, according to the Verizon Data Breach and Investigations report. How can a web application firewall (WAF) help? What does a web application firewall really do? What can it protect against? The WAF for Dummies eBook can answer these and other...

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Futuriom The Third Wave of Cloud Networks

Futuriom illustrates challenges faced by enterprises as they prepare to move more workloads into more cloud providers. This report identifies how a new class of multi-cloud networking platform vendors are solving the emerging challenges of a hyper connected cloud strategy. Download this report to learn: Why...

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Distributed Cloud Series: Cloud-native Applications

Many organizations are taking a “cloud-first” approach to their digital transformation initiatives, which requires building, maintaining, and operating a developer-ready infrastructure without impacting developer velocity. Kubernetes, and IT operations through CI/CD pipelines, ESG surveyed 387 IT professionals...

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Application Infrastructure Modernization Trends

Companies accelerate or embark on their digital transformation journeys, where and how will they build and host their production applications? ESG surveyed 372 IT professionals at organizations in North America (US and Canada) responsible for evaluating, purchasing, managing, and building application...

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Case Study: Fortune 200 Asset Management Company Protects Customer Wealth from Email Threats

As a leader in insurance and asset management, this Fortune 200 company recognizes that its security must protect its employees and customers from cyber attacks. Customers place their trust and their assets in the control of this company, so the security team built a robust solution reducing risk, gaining...

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CISO Guide to Supply Chain Compromise

Supply chain compromise attacks cost an average of $183,000. You should be prepared. In this white paper from Dr. Eric Cole at Secure Anchor, learn how attackers leverage compromised accounts from vendors or partners to launch attacks that are specifically designed to bypass traditional email security. These...

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Preventing the Weaponization of Trusted Email Accounts

Compromised accounts may be the most dangerous email threat that organizations face. Once an account has been compromised, it can be used to execute additional attacks—providing threat actors a variety of opportunities to steal funds and sensitive information. And because the messages are being sent from the...