Exposure Management & CTEM

The market is shifting from finding issues to proving exposure has actually fallen. These articles cover what CTEM asks of a security program, why EDR and XDR leave a correction gap, how to measure exposure rather than activity, and where continuous validation earns its place.

Anthropic’s AI Warning: Pacing the Frontier Is Not a Security Control

Anthropic’s AI Warning: Pacing the Frontier Is Not a Security Control

Dario Amodei just made the most consequential call yet for slowing AI down. Buried in it were security concerns every CISO should know. The exploits weren't new: unauthenticated service, leaked tokens, unsafe file parsing, secrets on a production worker.

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CISO Job Description: Responsibilities, Skills and Priorities

The modern CISO balances cyber risk, business priorities, compliance, and resilience. Explore how the role continues to evolve in today's threat landscape.

Tal Kollender
Tal Kollender
Jul 28, 2025 | 5 min read
Last Mile Security Delivery

Last Mile Security: Closing the Gap Between Detection and Action

In the world of logistics, last-mile delivery refers to the final phase of a product’s journey — the crucial step where an item moves from a warehouse shelf, onto a delivery truck, and finally to the customer's doorstep. It’s a deceptively small stretch of the journey — but also the most expensive, complex, and critical. […]

Ilan Mintz
Ilan Mintz
Jun 8, 2025 | 8 min read

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Security Controls Aren’t Failing. They’re Misconfigured.

Security tools only protect when they're configured correctly. Learn why continuous security controls optimization is essential for reducing exposure and improving resilience.

Bar Bikovsky
Bar Bikovsky
May 12, 2025 | 7 min read
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Vulnerability Management: Moving Beyond CVE Panic

Vulnerability management extends beyond CVEs. Learn how secure configurations, continuous validation, and layered defenses reduce exposure before exploits emerge. (Remedio)

Mor Bikovsky
Mor Bikovsky
Apr 20, 2025 | 5 min read
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Cybersecurity Quiz: How Cyber Smart Are You?

Test your cybersecurity knowledge with a quick quiz covering common threats, security best practices, and everyday decisions that influence organizational risk.

Ilan Mintz
Ilan Mintz
Mar 23, 2025 | 4 min read
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Security Liabilities: When Protection Becomes a Source of Risk

Learn how overlapping security tools, misconfigurations, and poor integration can create hidden risks, and how to prevent your defenses from becoming liabilities.

Mor Bikovsky
Mor Bikovsky
Feb 11, 2025 | 6 min read
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Automated Security Remediation: Fix Faster, Safer, and Smarter

Automated security remediation only matters if operators can act without causing disruption. This post breaks down how to close the exposure gap, reduce configuration drift, and harden endpoints faster with safe remediation that works in real environments.

Ran Shiftan
Ran Shiftan
Sep 22, 2021 | 5 min read
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A Strategic Approach to Cyber Prioritization

When every exposure looks urgent, prioritization gets noisy fast. This article shows how to align cyber prioritization with real operational constraints so you can reduce risk, harden posture, and remediate with confidence.

Matt Rowe
Matt Rowe
Dec 30, 2020 | 7 min read
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The Cached Credentials Saga: Stopping Pass-the-Hash Exploits

Cached credentials can quietly expand your attack surface, giving adversaries a path to pass-the-hash exploits long after a user signs in. This post breaks down how cached credentials work, why detection alone won’t close the exposure gap, and what operators can do to harden Windows endpoints with safe remediation before credential theft turns into lateral movement.

Bar Bikovsky
Bar Bikovsky
Aug 2, 2020 | 5 min read