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One sentence comes up often when I talk to IT teams: "We have a scanner, and we still get surprised by every audit." When we look closer, the picture is usually the same. A scanner is installed on one
When people hear "data leak," they tend to picture an outside attacker. In practice, many incidents are far more ordinary: a file emailed to the wrong address, a USB drive that leaves the office, or a
In incident reviews there is often a moment when the server simply has no logs left. An attacker with admin rights stopped the EDR agent with a vulnerable driver and cleared the Windows event logs. Fr
An email attachment, a USB stick brought in from home, a compromised website: that is how many attacks begin. For a network administrator, the useful question is not "is antivirus installed on every m
In incident reviews I keep seeing the same scene. The network manager opens the antivirus console and proudly shows that everything is green. A few hours later we find that the attacker logged in days
A good vulnerability scan hands you a long list of problems. The real question is what happens after the scan: who makes sure that list gets shorter month after month? Choosing between Tenable's produ
