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Hacking protection – a never- ending competition inside of companies?

The topic of hacking guarantees exciting Hollywood moments. In the real world, however, we are making little progress on hacking prevention. Both for the same reason: The actions of hackers seem to be mysterious because most people know little about them. For some, this mystery is a thrill; for others, it’s the constant fear of …

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Automating Vulnerability Management

Vulnerability Management Made Easy

Too many cybersecurity issues generally overwhelm IT staff in remediating the root causes of these flaws. Read in this case study in just 5 minutes how one client could handle1 million issues detected by vulnerability scanners like Qualys, Nessus or Rapid7 with just 80 actionable workouts that are user-friendly, easy to follow, and expert approved. Sounds interesting? In a free expert meeting, we evaluate your individual challenges and provide an overview of our process and potential next steps.‍

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Vulnerability Management, make the most of your ongoing efforts with 1 KPI

Did you know that the effects of hard work compound in cybersecurity? The more you train your cyber muscle, the stronger your organization’s security posture becomes. To boost efficiency, the shortcut would be to get to know which workouts to do to look better faster. And this is exactly how Autobahn comes into play. The story shows how Autobahn was able to prioritize one million cybersecurity issues from a reputable vulnerability scanner and turn them into 80 actionable workouts.

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Avoiding status quo bias in cybersecurity

This blog shows how the status quo bias – the human tendency to prefer the current situation – complicates our private and professional lives. We cope with suboptimal decisions instead of embracing beauty, challenge, and change. Companies make choices that are not in their best interest based on the vague “cloud is insecure” feeling that nourishes the status quo bias all too well. As a solution, let us look at the situation through a cybersecurity lens. There is much to analyze but just one vital must-do for organizations: make the right choice.

An illustration of a laptop screen displaying log in portal with username and passwords filled but hidden, the portal window is partly pulled out of the screen with a fishing hook depicting phishing attempts by hackers

Five Things to Know about Phishing

This blog post tells you how to avoid getting reeled in by cybercriminals in a phishing attack. The next time your organization receives an email with bait, you will know how to handle it with style and feel great. Right, you should never click any links in a phish or do what the caller demands you do. Curious about the rest of the iceberg? Stay tuned!

A picture of a world's globe attached to a blog article about KPIs in Cyber Security: Measuring Hackability. The picture depicts a new metric called the hackability score that enables companies to measure their hackability, compare their organization to others, and track their progress with one easy-to-understand KPI.

KPIs in Cyber Security: Measuring Hackability

Security scanners and tools are usually built around experts. But cyber security effects the entire organization, so the expectations towards monitoring and communicating hackability have evolved. KPIs like Autobahn Securitys’ Hackability Score can help bridge this gap.

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Banking regulation has an effect on Hackability

Banks are known for their strong security efforts and better-than-average protection from hacking. As we discussed previously when introducing a metric to compare the Hackability of different organizations, banks are among the top three …

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