Customer Stories

Pen testers, vulnerability scanners, and installed agents alert on potential vulnerabilities and breaches. You receive a list, or a notification, and you respond. Ever wonder how much of your time and effort is being wasted fixing things that don’t actually matter?

One of our clients, a leading U.S. hospital and healthcare system, consistently earns high marks for clinical excellence and is among the top 10 percent in the nation for patient safety. Recognizing the growing cybersecurity threats to healthcare organizations and importance of importance of maintaining compliance with regulatory standards like HIPAA, PCI, and other privacy…

The director of security engineering at a national healthcare staffing organization found that NodeZero’s a perfect fit for keeping his organization safe.

IT and cybersecurity team from a U.S.-based management consulting organization improve their penetration testing with NodeZero by Horizon3

When the Desert Research Institute (DRI) of Reno, NV, a higher education organization focusing on applied environmental research, needed a way to run penetration testing and vulnerability scanning at an affordable cost, they found NodeZero.

NodeZero identified those critical few vulnerabilities that are actually exploitable, allowing us to maximize increased security with minimum effort.

As the Information Technology Security Officer for the City of St. Petersburg, FL, Brian Campbell is always on the lookout for ways to elevate the city’s security posture. A cold phone call from Horizon3 led to a test run of NodeZero, with its capacity to save time and effort assessing and addressing potential weaknesses.

Teaching hospital insisted on false positive when NodeZero exploited a critical but year-old vulnerability in under one day, but...

It isn’t enough to have to have the security solution. A medical clinic with over 120 providers used best-in-class endpoint detection and response (EDR) software. Nevertheless, NodeZero quickly identified a device’s Local Security Authority Subsystem Service Process (LSASS), dump and cracked user credentials, moved laterally, and gained Windows Domain Administrator privileges. The result: full domain…