by valino | May 8, 2026 | Active Directory
In nearly every internal penetration test conducted against an Active Directory environment of any meaningful size, a single attack technique appears with such consistency that senior practitioners now treat it as the field-test equivalent of a coin toss that nearly...
by valino | May 7, 2026 | Compliance
Of every cybersecurity control that has crossed from optional best practice into operational baseline over the last three years, the DMARC reject policy is the one whose absence has become the hardest to defend in front of a regulator, an underwriter, or an audit...
by valino | May 6, 2026 | Phishing
When a senior practitioner sits down on day one of an executive dark web monitoring engagement, the first twenty-four hours are almost never quiet. The image many chief executives carry of the dark web — an exotic, technically remote underworld — is gently...
by valino | May 5, 2026 | pentesting
In every breach post-mortem of the last three years, a single sentence appears with disquieting regularity. It is uttered by chief executives, by audit committee chairs, by general counsels, and by chief information officers. The sentence is some variation of:...
by valino | May 4, 2026 | CVE
A pattern has hardened across the last three years of cybersecurity advisories that no security leader can responsibly ignore. The internet-facing edge devices that quietly underpin nearly every enterprise network — the firewalls, virtual private network...
