Actionable Intelligence: Why Context Beats Raw findings
Why Raw Alerts Slow Down Teams If you work in security, you already know the problem: you don’t need more alerts. You need to know what matters, why it matters, and what to do next. That’s what people mean by actionable threat intelligence. It’s not more data… It’s clarity. Raw findings stall execution by forcing teams into guesswork, diverting time and focus away from […]
Styx Intelligence is Now Available on AWS Marketplace
We’re excited to share that Styx Intelligence is now available on AWS Marketplace. This is great news because AWS Marketplace is one of the most trusted places organizations go to discover and adopt cloud software. Being listed there makes Styx easier to find, easier to evaluate, and easier to adopt for teams that already run […]
How Stolen Credentials Became the Easiest Way Into Your Company
Today, many serious incidents begin with something simple: someone using a valid username and password (stolen credentials) that was exposed outside the company. Where does that exposure happen? In practice, it comes from a few different places, such as: Once credentials reach any of these channels, attackers can buy them, test them, and log into systems […]
Why Cybersecurity Teams Need a Proactive Approach… Not a Reactive One
A proactive approach is the difference between stopping risk early and cleaning up damage later. Most security teams still act only after something breaks, but today’s attacks start long before any alert is triggered. This article explains why reactive security falls short and what changes when teams act earlier. Reactive Security is Built to Respond […]
Why Third-Party Ecosystems Create One of the Biggest Cyber Risks
Most organizations track their own systems well, servers, cloud apps, endpoints, and internal vulnerabilities. However, some of the highest-impact threats today don’t come from inside your network. They come from the systems you connect to, depend on, or allow into your systems. Guess what that is? Well… that’s third-party cyber risk, the exposure created by […]
What Executives and Boards Actually Expect From Digital Risk Protection
Executives and boards look at digital risk as a business risk. When executives ask about digital risk protection, they are not asking how many alerts were triggered or how many domains were monitored. They want to understand exposure, impact, and control. They want to know where risk exists outside the organization, how it could affect […]
Identity and the New Attack Surface: Why Attackers Now Target People and Brands
Security teams spend years building defences around the systems they own, inside the organization. However, attackers changed direction. They no longer need to breach your network to harm you or your business. They now target your brand’s and leaders’ identities… and these identities live outside your perimeter. This is the shift most companies have not […]
Inside the Billion-Dollar Scam Mills: How Global Fraud Groups Are Industrializing Cybercrime
Most companies think of cybercrime as a set of isolated threats. However, that view is outdated. Online fraud is no longer a collection of small, disconnected attacks. It is a global industry run like a factory, with teams, quotas, scripts, coaching, and revenue goals. These operations, often called scam mills, now drive a large share […]
Why Impersonation Attacks Spread Faster Than Security Teams Can Detect Them
Modern impersonation attacks spread across domains, ads, social platforms, and news sites before internal tools see anything. By the time a team becomes aware, thousands of people may have already seen or interacted with the fake content. Here is the problem: Attackers move faster than companies can detect them. And that speed is now the […]
Disinformation Security: The Next Cyber Discipline Every Organization Will Need
Most security teams focus on the threats they can see, such as breaches, ransomware, and account takeovers. But some of the most damaging threats grow outside your perimeter, on platforms you do not control, and in places your tools do not monitor. That is where disinformation lives. Scammers do not need to break into your […]
