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    NYIS Fireside Chat with David Raviv

    On January 28, 2022, CEO and Co-founder Snehal Antani sat down with host David Raviv of NY Information Security Meetup for an insightful fireside chat. They discussed Snehal's career as former CTO of Splunk and JSOC, his inspiration for starting Horizon3, and his outlook on the future of cyber warfare. Learn about: - Employing a…

    Credential Misconfigurations

    October 25, 2021
    Are your credential policies implemented right? Are your enterprise accounts configured correctly? How do you know? Most phishing, ransomware, and credential attacks start by gaining access to a host and compromising a domain user (Credential Attacks – Horizon3.ai). With a credential in hand, an attacker can persist and pervade, appearing like a legitimate user and…

    Vulnerable ≠ Exploitable

    September 19, 2021
    The hardest part of cyber security is deciding what NOT to do. Being vulnerable doesn’t mean you’re exploitable.

    The Password Pandemic

    September 10, 2021
    Credential attacks bypass traditional defenses and cause billions in damage. Learn why they work, what’s at risk, and how Horizon3.ai helps fix what matters.

    Compliance In Security: Go from Compliant to Secure

    August 17, 2021
    Learn why regulatory compliance is not enough for true cybersecurity. Discover how continuous automated pentesting and network segmentation help you move beyond check-the-box security.

    Be Open to Be Wow’d

    July 29, 2021
    Being a #learnitall, Lesson 1: Be Open to Be Wow’d Most of the startup advice out there is pretty clear: get feedback early and often. Customer input is invaluable to delivering iter0, your MVP, feature releases that matter, bug fixes, utility and simplicity. In Customer Success, a lot of the job is review and advise so…
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    Purple Teams

    February 23, 2021
    Purple teaming is the result of collaboration, communication and sharing of information between a red team and a blue team in an effort to improve the overall security posture of an organization. How organizations comprise these components may vary, but for context, a Red team is the offensive security team. They are trained in the…
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