Security Practitioner

See how Kyocera AVX used NodeZero to build a global security validation program, scale autonomous pentesting across manufacturing sites, and remediate more than 30,000 vulnerabilities and misconfigurations.

Learn how to evaluate CTEM technologies based on what they can prove, from exploitable attack paths and remediation priorities to verification and measurable risk reduction.

Use the CTEM Technology Evaluation Scorecard to assess technologies across the CTEM operating model, score capabilities based on demonstrated evidence, and identify critical validation and verification gaps.

Use the CISO’s CTEM Evaluation Checklist to assess whether technologies supporting your CTEM program can prove exploitability, demonstrate attack impact, verify remediation, and show measurable exposure reduction.

Security teams don't need more data. They need context. See how Horizon3 and CrowdStrike connect validated exposure evidence with security telemetry to help teams prioritize what matters most.

See how an equipment rental company moved beyond point-in-time pentesting with NodeZero®, continuously validating exploitable risk, driving remediation, and measuring whether exposure is actually decreasing.

AI is accelerating vulnerability discovery, but security teams still need to know which exposures actually matter. Here’s what Fal.Con 2026 reinforced about offensive security, validation, and proving risk.

See how Virginia Tech used the NodeZero GraphQL API, GitLab, and ServiceNow to automate external pentesting and create a repeatable workflow from attack validation to remediation.

CTEM is not about filling five technology boxes. It is about continuously reducing exploitable exposure, proving remediation worked, and measuring whether the environment is becoming harder to attack.

Horizon3 researchers discovered CVE-2026-9586, an unauthenticated SQL injection vulnerability in Sangoma Switchvox that leads to remote code execution and is now being actively exploited.