We have been listening to your feedback and we are excited to announce that our Attack Surface Management (ASM) Platform, NVADR, now supports SSO (Single Sign On) and MFA (Multi Factor Authentication). This capability has been turned on for all the users and we support SSO for Google Suite, Microsoft Office 365, and LinkedIn for simple and secure identity management via Auth0.
Today marks an exciting new day for RedHunt Labs. We are officially launching a new brand identity for the company, positioning us more accurately as the team we’ve evolved and grown to be.
While we have a new modernized and simplified logo to have a fresh look, our new brand identity simply reflects who we are today and our focus on helping clients secure their data and assets.
Internet-wide research on the security posture of databases exposed on the internet. This blog contains all the specifics and analysis of results.
According to the CISO’s Benchmark Report 2020, businesses are struggling to manage remote workers’ use of phones and other mobile devices. Here are the work-from-home cybersecurity tips for both employers and employees.
Internet-wide research on the security posture of databases exposed on the internet. This blog contains all the specifics and analysis of results.
According to the CISO’s Benchmark Report 2020, businesses are struggling to manage remote workers’ use of phones and other mobile devices. Here are the work-from-home cybersecurity tips for both employers and employees.
This blog discusses the common vulnerabilities or misconfigurations that a threat actor can exploit on login functionality & some remediations around it.
For any entrepreneur, it becomes tough to manage business operations, cybersecurity of their assets, and customers’ privacy at the same time. Hence, we created this handy cybersecurity guide to manage them all.
We analyzed the top 1,000 GitHub organizations. It involved scanning 38,691 GitHub repositories (Ruby, Python, JavaScript, Go, and PHP code).
In the dependency confusion attacks, a user can be tricked into installing a malicious dependency/library instead of the one they intended to install.
