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According to Gartner®, “Through 2027, 40% of organizations will have adopted formal exposure validation initiatives, most relying on adversarial exposure validation (AEV) technologies and managed service providers for maturity and consistency.” Did you know we’ve been recognized as a Representative Vendor in the 2025 Gartner Market Guide for AEV? Get your copy today to learn more about AEV capabilities, use cases, and outcomes. https://lnkd.in/gdXngs2u

SafeBreach Security Research Team Lead Or Yair is on a roll! Earlier this month he presented original research at Black Hat Asia 2025. His next stop is the 2025 RSA Conference! Or's presentation builds on original research first revealed at DEF CON 32 and explains how the team discovered two additional vulnerabilities in Quick Share for Windows that allowed them to bypass security fixes implemented by Google in response to the original research. Mark your calendar for Or's session at RSA, then read the full research blog to get up-to-speed in advance: https://lnkd.in/gNJh8DtK

Tired of vendor promises about how well their security tools work? Same. It’s time to demand proof over promises. The only way to get empirical evidence about the tools and configurations that effectively reduce risk within your specific environment is to validate your security ecosystem against real-world threats. What’s the best way to do that? We know it’s the SafeBreach exposure validation platform, but—in keeping with the theme here—you shouldn’t take our word for it. In a recent report, independent analyst firm Frost & Sullivan chose SafeBreach as its exposure validation platform of choice to evaluate the effectiveness of the Cato Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) Cloud Platform. Download the report to learn more about the valuable insights provided by SafeBreach. https://lnkd.in/g_WVYcbQ

RSA means late nights, early mornings, and non-stop activities. To help you make it through the week, you're going to need a lot of caffine—we've got you covered! We'll be serving up specialty coffees on Tuesday, April 29 from 10 am - 2 pm at Booth #228 in the South Hall. Mark your calendar and swing by to jump start your morning or get an afternoon pick-me-up. While you're there, you'll be able to chat with SafeBreach experts, check out an interactive demo of the new SafeBreach exposure validation platform, or connect with a member of our on-site executive team. See our events page for the latest details about all our RSA activities: https://lnkd.in/gV-r78Ap

AI has become a dangerous weapon for cyber criminals, accelerating the speed and scale at which they can execute attacks. As the technology continues to increase in sophistication, enterprises can't afford to sit this fight out. Check out our latest blog as we dive into the details about AI-generated cyber attacks, including:  - Why they are so dangerous - How they've changed the threat landscape - What attack scenarios are available in the SafeBreach platform today to help our customers proactively prepare https://lnkd.in/gQaSx97M

SoftServe Inc. is a premier IT consulting and digital services provider with more than 10,000 employees in 59 offices across 16 countries—and their customer base is just as robust and geographically diverse. Managing the cyber risks associated with that type of global presence is no small feat. To stay ahead of the curve, Associate Vice President of Information Security Michael Kropyva turned to the breach and attack simulation (BAS) capabilities of the SafeBreach platform to give his team a more continuous process for detecting emerging threats, testing security controls, and validating their response processes. Fast-forward three years, and SoftServe is a power user of the SafeBreach platform, having discovered new use cases along the way to provide a whole new level of value. Dive into their success story to learn how they used the SafeBreach platform to achieve: - Valuable insights about the effectiveness of their security controls and overall security posture - Diverse simulation types that enabled testing of on-premises and cloud environments - A unified place to collect security events and analyze security control response - The ability to support value-add use cases like fine-tuning control misconfigurations and vendor comparisons https://lnkd.in/gUneZNAm

New original research from SafeBreach Labs Security Research Team Lead Or Yair's Black Hat Asia presentation last week created quite a bit of buzz. Jump into the media coverage in the comments below for insights about what the implications are and how you can protect your organization against these threats today. Then schedule a customized demo to see why our world-renowned threat research team sets the SafeBreach platform apart and gives our customers a critical edge when it comes to understanding their vulnerability to emerging threats. https://lnkd.in/gBJB_iGR

ICYMI: Last week, our very own Francisco Najera, CISSP, CISM teamed up with Frost & Sullivan and Cato Networks for an insightful webinar to discuss why unbiased validation is critical in assessing security tools and how the SafeBreach platform was used to provide data-driven validation of the efficacy of the Cato Networks SASE Cloud Platform. Check out the on-demand webinar to hear the full conversation: https://lnkd.in/gBrcE542

🚨 New SafeBreach Labs Original Research Alert🚨 Our latest research blog by SafeBreach Security Research Team Lead Or Yair is hot off the press! In it, Or builds on original research first revealed at DEF CON 32 that showed how the SafeBreach Labs team discovered 10 unique vulnerabilities in Google's Quick Share, some of which they assembled into an innovative remote code execution (RCE) attack chain against the Windows version. In this update, Or explains how the team discovered two additional vulnerabilities in Quick Share for Windows that allowed them to bypass two of the security fixes implemented by Google in response to their previous research. Dig into the details to learn more about the implications of Or’s research and what you can do to protect your organization against these threats today. https://lnkd.in/gSDskP_4

Cybersecurity leaders need proof when it comes to the performance of their security investments, not vendor promises. Mature enterprise security teams are increasingly turning to adversarial exposure validation (AEV) to provide that proof. We’re proud to announce that SafeBreach has been recognized as a Representative Vendor in the 2025 Gartner® Market Guide for AEV. Download the market guide to learn more about: - How AEV can support a better defensive posture, more prioritized exposure awareness, and greater attack scenario readiness - The key features and capabilities provided by AEV vendors  - The use cases and outcomes AEV can support  - How to evaluate which AEV vendor is right for your organization https://lnkd.in/gdXngs2u