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The Three Million Device Takedown Reveals Why Your IoT Security Theater Failed
Mar 30, 2026

The Three Million Device Takedown Reveals Why Your IoT Security Theater Failed

Four botnets. Three million devices. The same IoT vulnerabilities security teams have deprioritized for years. What defenders keep getting wrong.
The Cyber Threats That Will Define 2026 (And Why Point-in-Time Testing Keeps Missing Them)
Jan 20, 2026

The Cyber Threats That Will Define 2026 (And Why Point-in-Time Testing Keeps Missing Them)

Security risks for 2026 aren’t new threats. They’re missing exposure. Learn what attackers exploit today and why traditional pentests fall short.
PTaaS Is Not Continuous (And Why That Matters)
Jan 08, 2026

PTaaS Is Not Continuous (And Why That Matters)

PTaaS modernizes penetration testing deliver, not coverage. Learn why continuous change demands a new approach to adversarial security testing.
Emerging WatchGuard Vulnerability: What We Know About CVE-2025-14733
Dec 23, 2025

Emerging WatchGuard Vulnerability: What We Know About CVE-2025-14733

Explore what we know about the emerging WatchGuard CVE-2025-14733 vulnerability — unauthenticated RCE risk, active attacks, affected versions, and response steps.
AI Is Accelerating Attacks, Not Reinventing Them: What Anthropic’s Research Really Tells Us
Nov 20, 2025

AI Is Accelerating Attacks, Not Reinventing Them: What Anthropic’s Research Really Tells Us

AI isn't creating new cyberattacks. It's making existing ones faster and more scalable. Learn what Anthropic's research really reveals about AI-enabled threats and how organizations can prepare.
What’s New in OWASP 2025: Configuration Drift, Supply Chain Risk, and Continuous Testing
Nov 13, 2025

What’s New in OWASP 2025: Configuration Drift, Supply Chain Risk, and Continuous Testing

OWASP’s 2025 Top 10 shows how security misconfigurations and software supply chain issues dominate. Here’s how continuous pentesting closes the gap.
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