Request Demo
The Hidden Attack Surface: 5 External Threats Your Firewall Can’t See

The Hidden Attack Surface: 5 External Threats Your Firewall Can’t See

The Hidden Attack Surface: 5 External Threats Your Firewall Can’t See TL;DR  Most enterprise security strategies are built around protecting what exists inside the network. However, today’s most effective attacks begin outside it. The external attack surface includes brand impersonation, phishing infrastructure, credential leaks, shadow assets, and malicious content spread across the internet. These threats operate beyond the visibility of traditional

The Zombie Cloud: How Forgotten Subdomains Become Attacker Headquarters

The Zombie Cloud: How Forgotten Subdomains Become Attacker Headquarters

The Zombie Cloud: How Forgotten Subdomains Become Attacker Headquarters Introduction A few months ago, a security team at a large enterprise ran what they thought was a routine external scan. The goal was simple. Identify outdated assets and clean up unused infrastructure.  What they found was anything but routine.  A subdomain, created nearly three years ago for a temporary

Why External Threats Demand a Command Center Approach

Why External Threats Demand a Command Center Approach

Why External Threats Demand a Command Center Approach TL;DR  Most organizations still defend their internal systems while attackers operate outside their perimeter. External threats today move faster, hide better, and scale wider than traditional defenses can handle. A unified command center approach brings visibility, prioritization, and coordinated action across external threats such as fake domains, impersonation, credential

RBI April 2026 Deadline: Is Your External Threat Monitoring Ready? 

RBI April 2026 Deadline: Is Your External Threat Monitoring Ready? 

RBI April 2026 Deadline: Is Your External Threat Monitoring Ready?   Introduction: Why April 2026 Is a Real Turning Point  Cybersecurity regulation in India has entered a new phase. The Reserve Bank of India is no longer focused only on whether controls exist on paper or whether audits were completed on time. The emphasis has clearly shifted toward