
Cybermetrics – Using ASM to Play the Shift
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Randori and IBM Plan to Join Forces to Tackle Growing Attack Surface Risks
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Overview: CVE-2021-3064 On November 10, 2021 Palo Alto Networks (PAN) provided an update that patched CVE-2021-3064 which was discovered and disclosed by Randori. This vulnerability
At Randori, we believe experience is the best defense — and we’re not alone. Successful security programs have long assumed compromise and invested heavily in
Anatomy of a Breach RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol) is a Microsoft protocol that allows users to remotely access remote computers. A great deal of enterprise
New Shadow IT Finder Helps Orgs Find the Unknowns Behind 1 in 3 Breaches You can’t protect what you don’t know about. With the transition
A solid attack surface management (ASM) program can improve resiliency, instill trust, and reduce exposures by providing security operations teams with a continuous and ongoing
I am super excited to announce that I am joining offensive security company Randori as Chief Strategy Officer. To understand why I joined Randori, it’s
After a very tumultuous year in cybersecurity, including the Solarwinds hack and numerous ransomware and supply chain attacks, Randori set out to understand the ongoing
The risk of ransomware to businesses is growing faster than ever — attacks have surged more than 700% and morphed into a $20B a year
On October 5, 2021, the Apache Software Foundation provided an update that patched CVE-2021-41773. This vulnerability is a path normalization issue that can be leveraged
As business dependence on digital technology has increased during the pandemic, CISOs and their teams are working overtime. Recent studies suggest the majority of security
On September 21, 2021, VMware released VMSA-2021-0020 detailing information on 19 vulnerabilities affecting vCenter Server. Some of these can be exploited independently, or in conjunction,