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Red laser beam targeting a coin in a dark environment.Blog The Credential You Published on Purpose: How an Exposed GitLab Email Token Becomes Push Access to Main A GitLab incoming email token published in a README never expires and works at account level. Learn how the attack path works, how to reset the… Oct 02, 202613 Min Dark abandoned building with red-lit windows and doorway at night.Blog When Abandoned Digital Assets Become Someone Else’s Infrastructure A 25-year-old wiki sat forgotten for years, then quietly became AI agent infrastructure: 18,000 posts in 52 days, unnoticed. Abandoned digital assets stay accessible and unmonitored… Sep 09, 202622 Min Alarm clock glowing red representing the CRA reporting obligations 24-hour deadlineBlog CRA Reporting Obligations: The 24-Hour Clock Starts When You Find Out From 11 September 2026, CRA reporting obligations require manufacturers to file an early warning within 24 hours of becoming aware that a product is being actively… Aug 27, 20267 Min Secure data storage with a filing cabinet amid digital chaos.Blog CVE Volume Is Exploding, But Is Your Risk? Making Sense of 2026’s Vulnpocalypse CVE volume in 2026 is set to double the 2023 figure, yet only about two percent of published vulnerabilities are ever confirmed exploited. See which CVEs… Aug 26, 20267 Min Clock face glowing red at the center, representing the pre-disclosure exploitation window before a patch existsBlog No Patch Exists Yet: Who Owns the Pre-Disclosure Window? Our H1 2026 analysis found that 32.1% of exploited vulnerabilities were attacked before a fix even existed. Patch velocity cannot close that window. See who should… Aug 24, 20269 Min API sprawl attack surface represented by a tangled web of exposed connectionsBlog API Sprawl: The Attack Surface Nobody Put On the Inventory API sprawl is not a documentation problem, it is a structural one. Shadow APIs, zombie APIs and inherited endpoints grow every week through normal engineering work,… Aug 21, 20269 Min Hidden M&A attack surface representing inherited and forgotten digital assetsBlog Merger, Acquisition, Forgotten Domain: How M&A Activity Quietly Expands Your Attack Surface Mergers and acquisitions can quietly expand your attack surface through forgotten domains, abandoned subdomains, legacy infrastructure, and unmanaged cloud assets. Learn how EASM helps uncover inherited… Aug 11, 202617 Min LED stadium floodlights for sports venues.Digital Risk Protection The Critical Role of EASM in Securing Modern Digital Ecosystems Why external attack surface management matters as cloud services, web apps and endpoints multiply, and how EASM finds exposed assets before attackers. Apr 29, 20245 Min
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