Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

We’ve been hearing (and using) a lot of acronyms lately. MCP, A2A, ACP… it’s easy to fall behind. Fortunately for our customers, all of these new standards are API based! Since Riscosity is built to discover, monitor, and govern all HTTP-based data flows, it requires no extra integration or setup to handle MCP, A2A, or ACP traffic.

Network risk assessment is the cornerstone of any good cybersecurity strategy, not just another compliance checkbox. However, organizations that regularly and systematically assess the threat to their networks tend to be significantly more resilient to threats and intrusive actions and consistently show greater continuity of operations under attack.

When you hear the word “ransomware,” many people think of a lone hacker launching a complex cyberattack. However, ransomware attacks that paralyze businesses worldwide have evolved into the product of a highly organized, industrialized criminal ecosystem. Their secret weapon? Ransomware-as-a-Service, or RaaS.

The cyber security perimeter has evolved many times over the years, and we’re now at a point in time where it is shifted once again. We have reached an era where defence is no longer just about protecting our networks, endpoints, cloud systems or SaaS applications, but about protecting our people. Attackers now target employees directly, relying on their ability to exploit human behaviour to gain access, rather than technical vulnerabilities.

Raising the bar for cybersecurity can’t happen in silos. Resilience comes from shared knowledge, mutual support, and proactive partnerships — between public and private sectors, large enterprises and small businesses, academia and industry. In this respect, joining the SOC4SME program to offer free services is not just a gesture — we’re doing it because we believe cybersecurity is a shared responsibility.

As cyber risk leaders are called to balance the responsibility of managing risk in the face of both broader attack surfaces and increased regulatory and budgetary scrutiny, prioritization of work is everything. Cybersecurity resources are finite, while the vulnerabilities and threats just keep growing. The best way for modern security programs to keep up is by directing resources to the risks that matter most to their specific organizations.

Today, Kovrr, the leading global provider of on-demand cyber risk quantification (CRQ) solutions, announced the launch of its CRQ-powered cyber risk register, a first-of-its-kind SaaS-based tool designed to provide security and risk managers (SRMs) with quantified insights that enhance cyber governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) initiatives.