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Five IoT security platforms evaluated on discovery, exploitability-based prioritization, segmentation, threat detection, and mitigation. Asimily leads teams moving from inventory to enforced policy. This guide […]
According to a 2026 World Economic Forum report, 87% of respondents identified AI-related vulnerabilities as the fastest-growing cyber risks they faced in 2025. Connected device […]
Security teams want deeper visibility into east-west traffic without taking on more hardware to manage. With Asimily Edge on Cisco Catalyst switches, they get less […]
Every network has a few skeletons (or unmanaged assets) hiding in the proverbial closet. For some organizations, these little secrets are forgotten devices or a […]
Verizon’s 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report found that 31% of breaches start with an exploited software vulnerability. The first device an attacker breaks into is […]
For many security teams, the next Armis renewal is the first since ServiceNow completed its acquisition of Armis in April 2026. That makes it a […]
You don’t know what certificate authorities you trust. Neither does your security team. In October 2026, researchers discovered a critical flaw in eMudhra’s G3 root […]
Today’s big cybersecurity news, which most of you have read about already, is called PHP2Shell. Two CVEs have been issued (CVSS 9.2), along with emergency […]
Network and security teams tend to reach the same set of questions once segmentation moves from hope to reality. They want to know which tools […]
Compliance teams responsible for connected devices tend to arrive at the same set of questions. Most frameworks were written with servers and laptops in mind, […]
Security leaders often ask similar questions when asset records do not match network reality. The CMDB lists one set of devices, NAC sees another, scanners […]
Operational technology (OT) security leaders face a common set of challenges: discovering network assets, prioritizing vulnerabilities on unpatchable systems, detecting evolving threats, and reducing risk […]