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Awareness doesn’t equal defense. Threat Actor Intelligence helps you go beyond the headline: “Are these attackers using techniques that would actually work in our environment?”

The simple truth is that supply chain security depends on validation, not paperwork. Pentest Wednesday is about moving from forms and annual tests to continuous testing and measurable risk reduction, replacing paperwork with proof.

EDR and XDR platforms are positioned as the backbone of endpoint protection. They promise to detect, block, and contain threats before attackers can gain a foothold. Yet many organizations are left asking the same questions: Where is our EDR deployed? Is it configured properly? Could something be slipping through? The uncomfortable truth is that most…

The simple truth is that supply chain security depends on validation, not paperwork. Pentest Wednesday is about moving from forms and annual tests to continuous testing and measurable risk reduction, replacing paperwork with proof.

Patch Tuesday is a known event, but attackers are moving faster than ever. For a leading U.S. manufacturer, shifting from simple patching to continuous validation became the key to proving their fixes worked, turning uncertainty into confidence.

Vulnerability management wasn’t designed to deal with real attackers. That’s the problem. Most programs drown in scan data, chase vulnerabilities with high CVSS scores with no context, and still can't answer a simple question: Are we exposed? This isn’t just another dashboard. You’ll see how NodeZero: If you're tired of measuring risk with guesswork, this…

A Pentest Wednesday® Story Every security leader knows about Patch Tuesday. It’s the rhythm Microsoft set decades ago to deliver updates and fixes, and it quickly became a mainstay of IT and security operations. Teams plan change-windows around it. Vendors align updates to it. And for many organizations, Patch Tuesday has become the de facto…

NodeZero autonomously compromised GOAD in 14 mins by exploiting common Active Directory misconfigurations.

GOAD (Game Of Active Directory) is an intentionally vulnerable cyber range used by pentesters and defenders to explore common attack techniques in a Windows Active Directory environment. It's chock full of real-world misconfigurations and vulnerabilites, the type we see all the time in client environments. As such, it's a great way to understand the capabilities…