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How CTEM is Helping Retailers Secure Omnichannel Environments

Retailers face growing cybersecurity threats across online stores, POS systems, and mobile apps. Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM), enhanced by AI, offers real-time detection, threat validation, and automated responses. Together, CTEM and AI provide unified protection, reduce fraud, and strengthen security in today’s complex omnichannel retail environment.

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Inside a Hacker’s Playbook: The Top 5 Ways Cybercriminals Target CPG Supply Chains

Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) companies face rising cyber threats due to complex, tech-enabled supply chains. This article explores five key attack tactics, from third-party breaches to ransomware, and highlights how Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) helps proactively reduce risk and protect operations through real-time validation and prioritized remediation.

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The Cyber Kill Chain & How Attackers Target Critical Infrastructure

Critical infrastructure, including utilities and manufacturing, faces rising cyber threats from APT groups targeting Operational Technology (OT) systems. Using the Cyber Kill Chain framework, attackers exploit vulnerabilities across seven stages. This article examines real-world attacks, such as Stuxnet and Ukraine’s power grid breaches, and outlines defense strategies like threat intelligence and anomaly detection.

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How to Build a Proactive Vulnerability Management Program for Critical Infrastructure

Critical infrastructure faced 420 million cyberattacks in 2023, highlighting the urgent need for risk-based vulnerability management in Operational Technology (OT) environments. This article explores why traditional IT security fails in OT and outlines proactive strategies to protect industrial systems.

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The Role of International Cybersecurity Alliances in Defending Critical Infrastructure

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Cybercrime-as-a-Service: How Criminals Are Exploiting Infrastructure Weaknesses

Cybercrime-as-a-Service (CaaS) is fueling a surge in cyber threats, enabling even non-technical criminals to launch attacks. Critical industries like energy, healthcare, finance, and transportation face rising risks. Organizations must adopt proactive cybersecurity measures, including Zero Trust security, threat intelligence, and industry collaboration, to combat these evolving threats.

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