NCCDC: Training the Next Generation of Defenders
April 27, 2022
The 2022 NCCDC season has come to an end. As a founding member of the NCCDC Red Team, Randori’s Director of Offense, Evan Anderson, has been
The 2022 NCCDC season has come to an end. As a founding member of the NCCDC Red Team, Randori’s Director of Offense, Evan Anderson, has been
Hiring cybersecurity talent in today’s environment can be incredibly challenging. But establishing a red team can be even trickier, because finding the right talent can
Attack Surface Management is a practice within the offensive cybersecurity field that has been rapidly gaining popularity in recent years. More and more CISOs and
In our latest report, The State of Offensive Security 2022, we provide insight into what we discovered about how well organizations have adopted the offensive
In 1871, military theorist Helmuth von Moltke wrote, “no battle plan survives contact with the enemy.” Because cybercriminals will do trillions in damage this
The financial services industry faces the dual challenge of being highly targeted by threat actors and highly regulated. While compliance is not security, security should
Log4j feels like a decade ago, but we’re still getting asked about it, months later. The industry rallied as fast as it could to apply
Dynamic, sprawling, and constantly fermenting new vulnerabilities, the typical organization’s attack surface can be challenging to measure. While defenders plan out what their defenses are
At Randori, we help security teams by unlocking the attacker’s perspective. Red Teaming has long been the gold standard of offensive security, offering an authentic
The finance industry is one of the most targeted industries when it comes to cyber attacks, second only to healthcare. Between 2009 and 2019 big
I’ve seen many vendors talk about nation-state actors throughout my career. I’ve typically been able to tell many of my customers that the nations of
As the public health threat from COVID-19 recedes, the cybercrime pandemic is soaring. Last year, the average organization experienced 50% more cyber attacks each week
