Insights blog.

As cyber threats evolve and business models change, maintaining a mature cybersecurity program can be challenging. You need to be confident that your organization’s current security tools and techniques are effective.

Security professionals have an ambitious goal to prevent the majority of cyber attacks. Bitsight's Control Insights lets you consistently and reliably measure the effectiveness of security controls.

How cybersecurity leaders can manage an expanding attack surface, increasing vulnerabilities, and growing demands from stakeholders.

We all know threat detection is important, but what exactly is it, and why is it so hard to do effectively? In light of recent cyber attacks on U.S. infrastructure and the ongoing threat from the group behind the SolarWinds breach, these questions loom large. 

A single unauthorized device being used on your network. An unsanctioned application someone’s accessing from their non-secure home PC. A small vendor with a seemingly insignificant vulnerability. 

Marsh McLennan, the world’s largest insurance broker, recently studied whether Bitsight’s cybersecurity performance analytics are useful in understanding the likelihood of experiencing a cybersecurity incident. The findings were significant: Marsh McLennan found 14 Bitsight analytics to be significantly correlated with cybersecurity incidents.

Penetration tests (a.k.a. pen tests) are point-in-time cyber risk assessments. They allow IT and security professionals to assess the adequacy of security controls, including intrusion detection and response systems, and identify weaknesses that need attention.

Recent events have made cybersecurity a top concern among C-suite executives. The SolarWinds breach, Capital One incident, and Colonial Pipeline attack are just a few of the noteworthy events that have made CEOs and CFOs take active roles in discussions around risk mitigation.

When it comes to improving cybersecurity at your organization, there are some fixes that you can undertake with very little preparation. More robust remediation efforts, however, usually start with a cybersecurity risk assessment.

As cyberattacks against cloud services and infrastructure increase, follow these best practices to improve your cloud security posture management.

We look at five ways you can reduce cyber threats without putting additional pressure on stretched resources.

A majority of boards now see cyber risk as business risk, so they’re asking hard questions around risk and exposure. Security leaders must have processes in place to inform and educate executives, boards, and stakeholders as to the security posture of the organization as well as the postures of important third parties.

The term “digital resilience” has gained momentum over the past few years as cybersecurity threats have grown, but what does it really mean? And how can a company become digitally resilient?

Bitsight & Diligent launch extension partnership focused on correlated, independent, & comparable cyber ratings within Diligent’s Board Reporting for IT Risk.

Security performance management (SPM) helps security and risk leaders take a risk-based, outcome-driven approach to assessing and managing the performance of their organization’s cybersecurity program. With SPM, security leaders can continuously monitor and assess their organization’s current security state, analyze how security performance ranks against industry and peers, and create improvement plans that reduce cyber risk.