[Infographic] Why More Scans Might Be Hurting Your Security Posture
Many security teams are increasing scan frequency in the hopes of improving coverage—but the result is often the opposite.
Is Your App Actually Secure? A Practical Checklist for Small Teams
This self-assessment checklist was created to help small dev and product teams take a clear-eyed look at their app’s security posture.
Introducing VIP for Application Security: Real Coverage Between Pentests
For most teams, application security begins and ends with a single pentest. Once a year, maybe twice, you schedule the test, get a report, fix a few critical findings, and move on. The problem is, vulnerabilities don’t operate on your schedule. Modern applications evolve constantly. New features ship. Dependencies change. Attackers adapt. What was secure […]
[Infographic] The Hidden Threat: Identity & Access Management (IAM) Failures
From inactive accounts to overprivileged users, IAM blind spots are prime targets for attackers seeking to quietly infiltrate systems and escalate access.
Proactive Vulnerability Management Checklist
A practical, step-by-step guide designed to help IT and security teams systematically identify, prioritize, and remediate security gaps before they can be exploited.
[Infographic] Bridging the Gap: Why Vulnerability Identification and Penetration Testing Are Stronger Together
Most vulnerability assessments give you a list of problems, then leave you to figure out what to do next.
Why One-Time Vulnerability Scans Aren’t Enough: The Case for Continuous Risk Management
Running a vulnerability scan once a year feels responsible. You get a report, maybe a PDF with a few critical findings, and for a moment, it feels like your organization is in control. But that feeling is often a false sense of security. Threat actors don’t work on annual cycles. They exploit new vulnerabilities within […]
Bridging the Gap: Why Vulnerability Identification and Penetration Testing Are Stronger Together
When it comes to securing their systems, many businesses fall into a false binary: they believe they have to choose between vulnerability identification and penetration testing. It’s either ongoing scans and dashboards—or a one-time simulated attack. Pick one. Budget for one. Hope it’s enough. But here’s the truth: you need both. Vulnerability identification and penetration […]
[Infographic] Beyond the Scan: How Continuous Vulnerability Identification Strengthens Security Year-Round
Most vulnerability assessments give you a list of problems, then leave you to figure out what to do next.
Vulnerability Management: Proactive Defense Against an Ever-Changing Threat Landscape
Most companies run vulnerability scans. Fewer know what to do with the results. They get a report—sometimes hundreds of pages long—filled with findings, red flags, CVE codes, and severity scores. The response? It’s often confusion, delay, or a rushed patch for whatever looks scariest. But that’s not security. That’s noise.The reality is: scanning alone isn’t […]
