The Need for Zero Trust Workload Protection
Last week we discussed the Four Tenets of Zero Trust Workload Protection. This week we're taking a closer look at the renewed buzz around the conce...
Four Tenets of Zero Trust Workload Protection
To better protect our enterprise systems, the Zero Trust model must be re-defined and expanded to cover applications and cloud workloads during run...
Tick ... Tick ... Boom
What happens when tens of thousands of back doors have been opened? Priceless data and corporate IP stolen, espionage, but by far the most prevalen...
Five Reasons EDR & EPP Solutions Cannot Protect Application Workloads
There are five key areas where EDR and EPP technology isn’t suited to analyze behavior in applications, on servers or processes that occur during r...
Hafnium & Exchange: Elements of the Attack
The ongoing attacks on Microsoft Exchange servers by the Hafnium cyber espionage group appear to be escalating, and potentially impacting a wider r...
Why the SolarWinds Attack Easily Slipped by All EDR/EPP Solutions
EDR/EPP Solutions Were Unable to Identify or Stop the SolarWinds Attack
The SolarWinds attack was a brutal security failure that continues to imp...
Introducing Our New Chief Security Advisor
It’s been an exciting few weeks here at Virsec! We’re building even more enthusiasm as we are beyond excited to announce a new addition to our lead...
Security Vendors Understate Risks in Senate Hearing on SolarWinds
Satya Gupta, Founder and CTO, Virsec
The US Senate Cyber Intelligence Committee held a hearing on the SolarWinds attack on February 24, 2021. Sen...
John Chambers Joins Virsec as an Investor and Strategic Advisor
It’s been an exciting week here at Virsec! We are thrilled to announce that industry expert John Chambers has officially joined the team as an inve...
The Real Culprit Behind SolarWinds: Remote Code Execution
In the ongoing aftermath of the devastating SolarWinds breaches, a lot of attention has focused on who did it (Russian hackers) and how they broke ...