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State, local and education (SLED) organizations have unique pain points. Because they rely on taxpayer dollars, SLED organizations are often trying to do more with less.

Digital threat monitoring reveals attacker activity and exposure across your environment—but does it show what’s actually exploitable?

Iranian cyber operators are increasingly targeting critical infrastructure and enterprise systems. Here’s what security leaders should expect and how to prepare.

A university moved beyond phishing click rates to measure real-world blast radius, validate domain compromise, and prove measurable risk reduction with Pentest Wednesday®.

Reacting to cyberattacks has never been a winning strategy. Most organizations know this, yet many still find themselves responding after the fact, investigating incidents, explaining impact, and rebuilding trust with leadership. What’s changed is a growing recognition that risk must be reduced before attackers act, not measured after the damage is done. That’s the promise…

A Kubernetes service account with “read-only” nodes/proxy GET permission can execute arbitrary commands across pods via the kubelet API. This post breaks down how WebSocket behavior turns monitoring access into cluster-wide RCE—and how NodeZero detects it.

Choosing a penetration testing solution isn’t a box-checking exercise. When the approach doesn't fit the need, teams often waste budget and time while walking away with a false sense of security. A clean pentest report might look reassuring, but it doesn’t automatically mean defenses are effective or that risk is actually being reduced. A better…

By moving from annual snapshots to continuous validation, this organization replaced assumptions with proof. Findings became easier to prioritize. Remediation became easier to justify. Fixes could be verified instead of assumed.

NodeZero® enables federal agencies to continuously validate Zero Trust controls in production environments, delivering real-time, adversary-driven proof aligned to FedRAMP, NIST, CMMC, and DoD Zero Trust mandates.

CVE-2025-40551 details multiple chained vulnerabilities in SolarWinds Web Help Desk that allow unauthenticated attackers to achieve remote code execution on vulnerable instances.