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Gemeenten moeten voldoen aan de BIO. Het GGI-Veilig framework maakt de beveiligings-eisen inzichtelijk. Hoe werkt het? En hoe helpt ASM? Lees het hier.

Our team is proud to announce that Cybersprint is nominated for the Computable Awards 2021 in the category Security & Forensics! With our Attack Surface Management platform, we help organisations monitor their attack surface and mitigate the associated risks within. We are pleased that Computable recognises our approach to help make organisations become more digitally secure.

In recent blog posts we’ve discussed the need to understand how your attack surface affects your risk and highlighted three areas that regularly slip under the radar when trying to analyse the true extent of that attack surface. The answer to both these challenges is attack surface management, and in this blog we’re going to focus on what that looks like.

As we mentioned in our previous blog, your attack surface is a constantly evolving source of risks. This is compounded by the fact that most organisations can only see a portion of their attack surface – we believe they’re missing 30 to 50 percent.

Trouw heeft onderzoek gedaan naar de digitale veiligheid van een groot aantal Nederlandse overheidswebsites. Hierin komt naar voren dat tientallen sites risico’s vertonen, waarbij je met brute forcing binnen zou kunnen komen. Een gemeenschappelijke factor hierin is dat deze sites gebruik maken van WordPress. Maar in hoeverre is dat doorslaggevend voor de risico’s, en waar moet je op letten bij het beveiligen van dergelijke websites?  

In this whitepaper, CISO Vincent Thiele takes a look at the challenges and best practice to manage and control your attack surface.  

Your attack surface is the sum of the exposed and internet-facing assets, and the associated risks a hacker can exploit to carry out a cyber-attack. Over the past decade or so, that attack surface has changed dramatically. Long gone are the days when the only things exposed to the outside world were your website and your mail server. Today, increased complexity means that many organisations often have huge attack surfaces – in fact, we believe that the attack surface has grown by around 1000% in the past 10 years.

API security is one of those essential elements, as it’s rooted in so many processes. Yet, it’s still easily overlooked. API security needs a second component to be effective. In this insight, I will outline what that is and why you need it.

A new wave of ransomware attacks is incoming. The Microsoft Exchange CVEs have already been extensively leveraged by criminals, resulting in secret access paths into organisations. Now, these attacks are waiting to be weaponised. 

27-09-2021 | 200 hackers get the opportunity to hack the live IT systems, applications and websites of the municipality of The Hague & her suppliers.