Recently, we partnered with Ultimate IT Security to discuss the current and future state of SIEM technology, and how it’s evolving to address current risks.…
Two vulnerabilities have been disclosed for Eaton's Home Lighting HALO Home Smart Lighting System and BlueCats' AA Beacon.…
Take a moment from this week's barrage of vulnerabilities in seemingly everything to see the cool stuff happening with the Metasploit team of contributors: a video interview between two greats, a new exploit module in GetSimple CMS, and a whole host of improvements.…
You can learn a lot about an organization—and its leadership team—by eating chips at the airport waiting for a delayed flight.…
In a recent episode of Whiteboard Wednesday, we dive into how security orchestration, automation, and response (SOAR) is changing traditional vulnerability management.…
Hot on the heels of several Apple security advisories on Monday, May's Patch Tuesday sees Microsoft fix nearly 80 vulnerabilities across their product line, some of them very serious indeed, and Adobe address over 80 in Acrobat Reader alone. A fix for a critical remote…
In this blog post, we put the theory we've built out in our medical device scanning series into practice.…
A new Chrome browser exploit, some WebLogic RCE, and an exploit for PostgreSQL. Also announcing the return of our annual Open-Source Security Meetup in Vegas!…
Join our Rapid7 Product Consulting and Education teams at our Boost 2019 customer event on June 24 in Boston for hands-on learning.…
In this post, we’ll quickly review five critical questions to help kick-start your cloud SIEM evaluation.…
Slack-integrated alerts, the first of three upcoming ChatOps features, is now live within InsightConnect, with the others coming later this spring.…
In our fourth and final part of this ongoing series, we will conduct further firmware extraction exercises with the Texas Instruments RF microcontroller.…
In part two of our series, we get into the weeds of medical device scanning and examine how to directly perform assessments on medical devices.…
