Optiv Blog

In this guest post, Kane Lightowler of Palo Alto Networks offers five key steps to deploying effective attack surface management with Zero Trust.

Embedded cybersecurity aligns business and technical imperatives and makes clear how they will interact in a fully integrated risk footing.

The first step on the Zero Trust journey is identity.

Hackers are clever and are always innovating new ways to breach cybersecurity defenses, so no single tactic is likely to afford 100% protection. But....

It’s National Cybersecurity Awareness Month – #NCSAM. So what do dodgeball and #phishing have in common? Here are the five Ds of dodgeball and the....

The latest threat detection/response iteration – managed detection and response (MXDR) incorporates the strengths of previous offerings.

This post overviews the Varonis DatAlert Suite, its capabilities and how it stacks on top of the core Varonis Data Security Platform.

Tenable’s Derek Melber explains why security teams should secure existing hardware, operating systems, applications, software and Active Directory.

We leveraged Microsoft’s OAuth authorization flow for a phishing attack. Here’s step-by-step guidance on how to conduct it for security assessment.

Few organizations know how to secure cloud data. Visibility, discovery and classification drives costs down while improving the customer experience.

Optiv researcher Dan Kiraly examines automated endpoint evaluations in the first technical video of a series.

Multiple CVEs involving Active Directory Certificate Services and a new NTLM relay attack can be chained to compromise an Active Directory domain.