Vulnerability management finds weaknesses. CTEM confirms which ones are actually exploitable. Two approaches are compared across cadence, scope, validation, and executive reporting.

Code Security

Security Research

Engineering

How to Find XSS: Techniques Security Researchers Use in Real Environments

April 1, 2026

Learn how to find XSS vulnerabilities and validate real exploitability using techniques trusted by security teams.

Exposure Management

Return on Mitigation

CTEM

When Discovery Is Cheap, Validation Is Priceless for Reducing Risk

March 26, 2026

AI is making vulnerability discovery cheap. CTEM only reduces risk when teams validate exploitability, remediate, and retest to prove fixes hold.

Public Policy

H1 AI Red Teaming

Europe’s New AI Security Standard: What It Means for Vulnerability Disclosure and AI Red Teaming

March 25, 2026

ETSI EN 304 223 makes Vulnerability Disclosure and AI red teaming baseline expectations. Get practical steps to prepare for EU rollout by late 2026.

Security Research

H1 AI Red Teaming

Advancing AI Red Teaming: Agentic Taxonomies and Governance-Ready Reporting

March 24, 2026

AI Red Teaming now maps validated agentic exploit paths to OWASP, NIST, ISO, and the EU AI Act. Get governance-ready reporting without spreadsheets.

Digital Background with AI Red Teaming Icon

H1 AI Red Teaming

From Guardrails to Proof: Introducing Agentic Prompt Injection Testing

March 18, 2026

Prompt injection is rising fast. Agentic Prompt Injection Testing gives security teams proof of exploitability across real AI systems and workflows.

Exposure Management

H1 Response

EU Cyber Resilience Act: Preparing Your VDP for 2026 Reporting Requirements

March 17, 2026

The EU Cyber Resilience Act introduces mandatory vulnerability and incident reporting starting September 11, 2026. See key dates, reporting timelines, and how a VDP helps teams stay audit-ready.

Crowdsourced Security

H1 Bounty

Introducing the HackerOne Bug Bounty Maturity Framework: A Guide to Operational Excellence

March 16, 2026

The HackerOne Bug Bounty Maturity Framework defines Baseline, Competitive, and Exemplary practices so teams can improve bug bounty operations, reduce friction, and drive stronger risk reduction.