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Pieter Jansen interviews Product Owner, Pauline Dame on Attack Surface Management and the value it adds to security infrastructure. They also look to the future to discuss the trends in risk management and the role ASM plays therein.

Since the beginning of the internet, we have seen a near, if not an exponential, surge of information sharing amongst users in cyberspace. Not long after, we saw how the emergence of social media ushered an access to public online platforms where other internet users worldwide could share, discuss, promote, and consume information, whether by deliberate choice or not.

On 2 June, 2022 a critical vulnerability was identified in Atlassian Confluence (CVE-2022-26134). The vulnerability in question relates to active exploitation of unauthenticated remote code execution in Confluence Data Center and Server; meaning that the vulnerability could lead to code being executed remotely.  

In December 2021 a critical vulnerability surfaced named Log4shell within Log4j, a widely used logging tool for java applications. Log4j is used globally by computers running online services, which meant it impacted a multitude of people, organisations, and government organisations. Since then, multiple fixes have been implemented in the hope to avoid such an outbreak in the future.

Pieter Jansen is te gast bij de Cyberhelden Podcast. Hij praat met Ronald Prins over zijn carrièrepad van ethisch hacker tot ondernemer, de oprichting van Cybersprint en waarom de overname door Darktrace een mooie, volgende stap is voor Cybersprint

Darktrace, a global leader in cyber security AI, today announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the entire issued share capital of Cybersprint B.V. (“Cybersprint”), an attack surface management company that provides continuous, real-time insights from an outside-in perspective to eliminate blind spots and detect risks. The acquisition of Cybersprint is aligned with Darktrace’s vision of delivering a ‘Continuous Cyber AI Loop’ and complements its Self-Learning technology and inside-out view.

Independent research organisation Forrester investigated the current state of the emerging Attack Surface Management approach. Read the full report here.

Cybersprint is proud to announce our partnership with project THESEUS. Project THESEUS aims to empower organisations to patch faster by radically changing the risk governance of patching.

Den Haag, 11 november 2021 - Vandaag heeft wethouder Saskia Bruines bij het ECP Jaarfestival 2021 de handleiding ‘Zó hack je een stad’ gelanceerd en deze overhandigd aan Tineke Netelenbos, voorzitter van ECP en lid van de Cyber Security Raad, het onafhankelijke adviesorgaan van het kabinet.