9 Vulnerability Management Pitfalls to Avoid
Vulnerability management (VM) can seem unmanageable at times. But the key to successful VM is working smarter rather than harder. If you approach VM intelligently
Patch Tuesday Update – July 2023
Today’s Microsoft Security Update addressed 130 vulnerabilities, including 9 that are rated as Critical. This is double the number fixed from last month, June 2023.
BeSTORM Release 13.1.0
Enhancements At Beyond Security, we continually strive to improve our products with updates and enhancements that are often customer driven. Below are the enhancements from
Frontline VM Release 6.5.4
As part of the Infrastructure Protection Fortra family, Frontline VM and BeSECURE are a tandem solution. Each release helps update and pave the way for
The Case for Enterprise-Grade, Risk-Based Vulnerability Management
What makes vulnerability management “enterprise-grade”? What’s the difference between risk-based and legacy vulnerability management? Do these really make that big of a difference when it
BeSTORM: Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST) and Black Box Fuzzer
BeSTORM is an intelligent black box fuzzer that ensures the security of products before they are released or deployed. It is built to meet the
Vintage Vulnerabilities: New Attacks Can Exploit Old Weaknesses
Popular entertainment would have us believe that hackers are all sophisticated attackers ready to strike the latest vulnerabilities. That is sometimes true, but it’s become
BeSECURE: An Automated Vulnerability Detection System
BeSECURE™ is a complete network and web application Vulnerability Assessment solution. Its testing capabilities are the most accurate available and its reporting delivers exactly the
Attack Surface Management 101
An attack surface encompasses all of the potential entry points in an organizational infrastructure that could provide threat actors with a pathway to assets that store
Dissecting Ransomware: Understanding Types, Stages, and Prevention
New, emerging ransomware attack methods impact organizations every day. Even though ransomware attacks are changing, it’s more likely cybercriminals will use tried and true methods