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Tenable announced it has closed its acquisition of Bit Discovery, a provider of external attack surface management (EASM). Tenable will launch Tenable.asm, a new solution that will provide the full capabilities of Bit Discovery’s technology and enable … Continue reading Tenable closes acquisition of Bit Discovery and announces new solution to reduce cyber risk
Tenable Holdings announced that it has signed an agreement to acquire Bit Discovery, a provider of external attack surface management (EASM). Combining Tenable’s Cyber Exposure solutions with Bit Discovery’s EASM capabilities will provide customers wit… Continue reading Tenable acquires Bit Discovery to help organizations minimize cyber exposure
Saltworks announced a partnership with attack surface management (ASM) provider Bit Discovery to integrate advanced ASM capabilities into SaltMiner, Saltworks’ enterprise AppSec management solution that gives visibility into application health, risk an… Continue reading Saltworks collaborates with Bit Discovery to provide ASM capabilities to application security teams
Alliance brings WhiteHat Security founder back to company through new endeavor WhiteHat Security, a wholly-owned, independent subsidiary of NTT Ltd. and a world leader in application security, today announced the rollout of Attack Surface Management po… Continue reading WhiteHat Security Adds Enterprise-Grade Attack Surface Management Features with New Bit Discovery Partnership
Bugcrowd announced the addition of two board advisory members, Norma Lane, chief human resources officer and executive vice president of people and places at Infoblox, and Dave Gerry, chief revenue officer and head of global operations at WhiteHat Secu… Continue reading Bugcrowd adds two industry executives to advisory board
U.S. Postal Service just fixed a security weakness that allowed anyone who has an account at usps.com to view account details for some 60 million other users, and in some cases to modify account details on their behalf.
KrebsOnSecurity was contacted last week by a researcher who discovered the problem, but who asked to remain anonymous. The researcher said he informed the USPS about his finding more than a year ago yet never received a response. After confirming his findings, this author contacted the USPS, which promptly addressed the issue. Continue reading USPS Site Exposed Data on 60 Million Users