Attack Surface Management

Defense in depth is a cyber security strategy that uses a series of layered, redundant defensive measures to protect sensitive data, PII and other assets.

Cloud leaks are a unique risk facing businesses that store data in the cloud or use vendors who do. And they're caused by misconfigurations, not hackers.

Cover your back-end with these 11 steps to improve security for MySQL and Microsoft SQL Server and protect your data against most common threats.

Learn about the dangers of typosquatting and what your business can do to protect itself from this malicious threat.

Your website cannot be secure unless you take security measures to protect your Microsoft IIS web server from security breaches.

How does Varonis' platform for file and data security compare to Tripwire's solution for enterprise cyber protection? Read more to find out.

Learn how to create a secure password and keep your passwords secure with this in-depth guide.

Can Cylance's AI-powered threat protection beat out Tanium's 15-second visibility and control? Find out in this comparison.

Formulating an IT security risk assessment methodology is a key part of building a robust information security risk management program. 

Learn more about these 11 essential hardening tactics for improving SQL Server 2008's security posture.

Learn about the importance of access control and how to use it to secure your sensitive business information.

This 13 step checklist will protect your users, your email servers and your reputation against the most common types of attacks on the internet.

Next-generation security solutions like FireEye and WildFire are tapping into the cloud to combat sophisticated threats. Learn more about them here.

Domain hijacking is the act of changing the registration of a domain name without the permission of the original owner, or by abuse of privileges.

Which pen testing tool is better for discovering your organization's network and infrastructure security gaps? Find out in this comparison.

Looking for a BitSight alternative? We look at the key differences between BitSight and UpGuard.