Closing the Execution Gap in Cybersecurity: An Interview with Nicholette Brown Hill
Twenty years of spotting opportunity early, and the cybersecurity shift Nicholette Brown Hill says is still being underestimated.
Reduce exposure across infrastructure with asset visibility, attack surface insights, cloud misconfiguration remediation, and vulnerability governance.
Twenty years of spotting opportunity early, and the cybersecurity shift Nicholette Brown Hill says is still being underestimated.
Why severity scores alone can't keep up with cloud-native sprawl, and how risk-based vulnerability management helps teams fix what actually matters first.
What risk-based vulnerability management looks like for lean teams, mid-market, enterprise, and MSSPs, and where it breaks down without help.
A breakdown of how risk-based vulnerability management stacks up against the tools and processes security teams already run.
A practical breakdown of how to translate CVSS, EPSS, and KEV data into a vulnerability risk story executives will actually act on.
A practical look at what EPSS scores mean, how they stack up against CVSS, and how security teams turn them into a real remediation workflow.
A field guide for triaging vulnerabilities by real risk instead of severity score alone.
A severity score alone cannot tell you what to patch first. Here is how to build a vulnerability risk scoring framework that actually reflects your risk.
A practical guide to fixing what actually puts you at risk, instead of chasing every finding with a scary score.
Remediation fixes the root cause. Mitigation reduces the damage. Here’s how to know which one your team needs and when.
A practical breakdown of how security teams automate scoring, ticketing, and patching so critical vulnerabilities stop sitting in a queue for months.
A single unpatched flaw rarely stays put. Blast radius modeling shows you how far an attacker could travel from that one weak spot, and which systems...
Your scanner flags 400 critical CVEs. Your team can patch 40. The problem is not the backlog. It is that a severity score does not know...