With the exploitation of vulnerabilities on the rise, many organizations are evaluating vulnerability management solutions. However, vulnerability management provides only a partial picture of what is happening in the environment. Organizations need to take a more comprehensive approach, looking not

Cloud security teams are evolving their security approach, going beyond alerts and looking at the threat exposure with a business context. This enables the cloud security team to prioritize security gaps based on the value of the asset behind it.

Blackhat 2024 wrapped up last week and we had quite a show! We advanced our Purple Team, creating a new asset for our partners to advance their sales and spread the news on Skyhawk, discussed our automated response capabilities with

On Monday 3 June, 2024, Russian Ransomware group Qilin attacked Synnovis – a partnership between two London-based Hospital Trusts  that provides pathology services to the UK’s National Health Service (NHS). However, this one attack caused significant disturbances that far exceeded

Today’s security team is overwhelmed with alerts. On average, the SOC has 4,500 daily alerts. These need to be resolved fast and at machine speed. SOC, DevSecOps, DevOps, and Cloud Security teams cannot manually address all these alerts, automation needs

In recent months, the debate over agentless vs. agent (or sensor-based) cloud security has witnessed an amplified discussion. According to Forbes, an update of the Falcon Sensor from CrowdStrike causes an endless loop of bluescreens on Microsoft systems. This agent

The EU Network and Information Security (NIS) Directive will be update to a newer version, NIS2 on 17 October 2024.  NIS1 was signed exactly 8 years ago, on July 2016 with the aim of achieving “a high common level of security

At the RSA conference there was a CISO panel, talking about the perils of becoming a CISO. Joe Sullivan, the CISO of Uber who just avoided jail time but did have to pay a $50,000 fine has noticed a real

Euro 2024 viewership has been strong throughout the event and millions of visitors and viewers of the games themselves are also expected. Berlin alone is expected to host 2.5 million tourists during the month of the games. Such a large

According to Gartner, 75% of organizations have a Continuous Threat Exposure Management program in place or are evaluating it. Why are so many organizations embracing this approach? In our opinion, it is the embracing of continuous feedback. Cloud environments are

One of the reasons security teams are not successful is they are always looking back, looking back at the breach or the exposure or the alert. They are not able to look forward to prevent the breach, exposure, or alert

At Skyhawk, we have always known that CSPM, and even the next-gen of CSPM known as CNAPP, is not enough.  In fact, by 2026, 50% of the attack surface will not be patchable, meaning CSPM/CNAPP solutions will not be effective.