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Evolving Your DSPM Program: A Data-First Imperative

DSPM has become essential in today’s complex security landscape. This piece explores how organizations are evolving beyond basic deployment, the trends reshaping DSPM, and how Netwrix helps deliver continuous, actionable data security at scale. Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) has rapidly matured into a critical component of modern cybersecurity.

Protect your Organization with Netwrix Data Security Posture Management

Would your team know if a hacker was moving through your systems right now? 45% of data breaches involve cloud-based data, often due to poor visibility and weak security posture. Every day, attackers exploit blind spots in data discovery, classification, and monitoring—gaining access to critical information undetected. Netwrix Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) puts an end to that. Ready to take control of your data security posture?

Insights on DSPM: Key Trends and Recommendations

Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) is emerging as a must-have solution for organizations dealing with sprawling hybrid and cloud environments. This blog explores what DSPM is, how it differs from other security approaches, why shadow data is a growing threat, and how Netwrix delivers proactive visibility, risk context, and integrated compliance features to strengthen your data security posture.

Can ChatGPT Help with a Penetration Test? Real-World Hacking Test vs PentestGPT

Can ChatGPT really assist in a penetration test? In this short clip, security expert Brian Johnson puts it to the test against an Active Directory environment… and let’s just say, the results are less than helpful. Find out why tools like PentestGPT are gaining momentum in ethical hacking in this webinar, "Hack the Hackers: Exploring ChatGPT and PentestGPT in Penetration Testing": netwrix.com/go/exploring-chatgpt-and-pentestgpt-yt.

Ransomware Detection and Response: Strengthening Your Cyber Resilience

In 2024, the average ransom payment surged to nearly $4 million, more than double the previous year, while over 70% of ransomware incidents involved data encryption (Source: The Latest Ransomware Statistics & Trends ). These figures underscore the growing scale and sophistication of ransomware threats. As attackers refine their tactics and target critical infrastructure, organizations must adopt a more strategic and proactive approach to detection and response.

dMSAs Are the New AD Privilege Escalation Target - Here's What You Need to Know

Windows Server 2025 introduced delegated managed service accounts (dMSAs) to improve security by linking service authentication to device identities. But attackers have already found a way to twist this new feature into a dangerous privilege escalation technique. The BadSuccessor attack lets adversaries impersonate any user — even domain admins — without triggering traditional alerts. Here’s how it works, why it’s so stealthy, and what you can do to stay ahead of it.

Why Security Teams Must Rethink Incident Response for Identity Attacks

Blocking a CEO's account to stop an anomaly? It might stop your business too. When implementing Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR), security teams must balance robust protection and business continuity. In this clip, our expert explains why blindly blocking access can cause more damage and how identity-proofing methods, like 2FA and push notifications, offer a smarter approach. Rethink your strategy to keep security seamless.

Netwrix Named Visionary in DSPM at 2025 Global InfoSec Awards

We’re thrilled to announce that Netwrix Access Analyzer has been named a Visionary in Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) at the 2025 Global InfoSec Awards, presented by Cyber Defense Magazine during this year’s RSA Conference. This recognition underscores Netwrix’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of what modern data security solutions can do — especially in a world where sensitive data sprawls across cloud, on-premises and hybrid environments.

Microsoft Copilot and Data Security: Tracing AI's Role in the Enterprise

Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant vision—it’s a present-day force reshaping how enterprises manage, process, and secure their data. Among the most influential innovations driving this transformation is Microsoft Copilot. Marketed as an AI-powered productivity enhancer, Copilot integrates seamlessly with Microsoft 365 applications, unlocking new levels of efficiency across industries.

Why Identity Threats Are Harder to Detect

When a single identity is linked to multiple accounts across your environment, visibility gaps can occur, opening opportunities for attackers to exploit. This risk is especially high for executives and privileged users with access to your most sensitive data. In this clip, our expert Tyler Reese explains why identity correlation is essential for proactive threat detection and ITDR. Learn how identity mapping and account cataloging enhance SOC visibility and help prevent cross-account attacks.