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Understanding IT Security: Fundamentals, Regulations, and Best Practices

EASM & Attack Surface

Fundamentals of External Attack Surface Management

Cybersecurity Audit: Process, Effort, and Cost Factors

How to properly plan cybersecurity audits: audit scope, procedures, roles, evidences, cost drivers, and criteria for comparable quotes.

Vulnerability Scan, Penetration Test, Security Audit, or EASM: Which Approach Is Right for You?

Comparison of vulnerability scans, penetration tests, security audits, and EASM based on criteria such as scope, depth of testing, authorization, timing, and results.

Conducting an IT Risk Analysis: Process, Data Sources, and Results

Here's how to conduct an IT risk analysis—from scope, through data sources and context, to prioritization and documented risk treatment.

Preemptive Intelligence: Early Vulnerability Alerts Before NVD Enrichment

Preemptive Intelligence cross-references early vulnerability alerts with the external attack surface before NVD enrichment is complete.

EASM in the CTEM Process: What Role Does External Attack Detection Play?

CTEM combines scoping, discovery, prioritization, validation, and mobilization. EASM provides an external perspective on this, but does not cover the entire process on its own.

EASM, CAASM, and DRPS: Differences and Applications

EASM, CAASM, and DRPS provide different perspectives on assets and digital risks. This comparison highlights their functions, limitations, and how they interact.

Exposure Management vs. Vulnerability Management

A Comparison of Exposure Management and Vulnerability Management: Scope, data sources, prioritization, workflows, and results clearly categorized.

What a Company Domain Reveals About Its External Attack Surface—and What It Doesn't

DNS, certificates, services, email protection, and technical information provide external indicators. Their significance is limited to assignment, version, and internal controls.

Attack Surface Assessment: From Asset Discovery to Prioritization

Attack Surface Assessment Explained: Discover external assets, attribute findings, evaluate them in context, and prioritize appropriate measures.

What is a security rating?

Security ratings measure IT security from an external perspective and make it comparable. How KPI-based ratings are developed, what they’re used for, and what their limitations are.

What is External Attack Surface Management (EASM)?

EASM Explained Simply: Definition, How It Works, How It Differs from Penetration Testing and Vulnerability Management, and Criteria for Selecting a Solution.

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