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Hear directly from two of Horizon3.ai's founding engineers - Naveen Sunkavally, Chief Architect, and Rob Alderman, Data Architect - as they walk you through an exclusive tour of NodeZero's latest product refresh.

On 10 March, Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) – a popular institution for the venture capital community in the Bay area – failed when venture capitalists (VCs) quickly started to pull money out of the 40-year-old bank, causing federal regulators to step in and shut its doors before more damage could be done. These are the…

"Trust but verify" is a well-known proverb, but in today's cybersecurity world, we recommend just verifying. That concept is the underlying theme for our latest episode featuring . Alex is the Customer Success Lead at . He has extensive experience in intelligence roles with the US Military and Government. Horizon3.ai's mission is to help you…

A series following Horizon3.ai teammate Brian Marr's “journey to secure” - detailing the logic and items that he uses to understand the business, current security state, and leadership visions for building an internal security program.

Last Watchdog Editor-in-chief Byron Acohido interviews Horizon3.ai's Snehal Antani (CEO) and Monti Knode (Director of Customer Success) about advanced penetration testing technologies.

In this episode, serial entrepreneur Hadi Radwan chats with Snehal Antani, the Founder of Horizon3.ai, a software company that mission is to help companies find and fix attack vectors before attackers can exploit them. Horizon3.ai has raised $38.5 million to date

Attackers don’t need to hack in – they log in. This is why we believe Credentials are the new RCE. 

Over the past year, Horizon3.ai pentests revealed cybersecurity vulnerability trends across multiple industry sectors around the globe.

Learn how you can use NodeZero to get the Most From TrendMicro Apex One EDR, ensuring you stop, alert, log, and detect activity by bad actors.

As we approach the holiday season, it is important that our customers remain stay and continue a regular cadence of autonomous pentests. Although it’s the time of year for holiday cheer, we’ve seen cyber threat actors (CTAs) take advantage of lackadaisical company manning and low staff.