Bitsight TRACE is Bitsight’s security research and intelligence team. Comprised of researchers and threat analysts with deep cybersecurity experience, the team investigates and publishes information on emerging malware, vulnerabilities, and threats.
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Bitsight TRACE Research
Bitsight TRACE researchers leverage Bitsight’s extensive cyber data collection, mapping, and attribution technology to not only investigate security incidents, but often times identify a range of vulnerabilities and threats. The research is used throughout the security community to improve cyber readiness.
Recent Bitsight TRACE research
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Your supply chain is bigger—and riskier—than you think. The Bitsight TRACE team uncovers the "Critical 99" and hidden vulnerabilities. Read the findings now.
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Bitsight TRACE analyzes the March 10, 2025 DDoS attack on X, linking it to IoT botnets and misconfigurations. Dark Storm claims responsibility, but was it them?
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Under the Surface: Uncovering Cyber Risk in the Global Supply Chain
Your supply chain isn’t just a series of links—it’s a vast, tangled web of dependencies, many of which have weak security. This report uncovers the critical but often-overlooked providers that could be the next cybersecurity weak spot, along with data-driven insights to help you mitigate risks before they disrupt your business.
Security Research Report
A Global View of the CISA KEV Catalog: Prevalence and Remediation
Bitsight TRACE research analyzing trends and insights of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency’s Known Exploited Vulnerabilities (KEV) Catalog. In this comprehensive report, Ben explores:
- Prevalence of KEVs across organizations, geographies, and verticals
- Average KEV remediation times and compliance with CISA deadlines
- Differences in KEVs known to be part of ransomware vs other CVEs