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In previous blogs, we’ve discussed some of the big players in the enterprise software space, but there is one that we have not mentioned before, that is - quite frankly - the heavy-weight champion of the world in terms of applications for large enterprises. With over a hundred years

As astute readers of our Twitter account (https://twitter.com/watchtowrcyber) and blog will know, we’ve recently been heavily involved in understanding the recent spatter of vulnerabilities in Ivanti products - most recently, their Connect Secure product which portrays itself as an SSLVPN device. We’re incredibly proud of

When looking across the attack surface of large enterprises, the expectation is the utilisation of well-known heavy-hitting software and appliances. Think your Citrix's, Cisco's, MOVEit's, and other such excitement. These products are enterprise-grade, in the sense that they typically go through some sort of

In the idealistic world of security research, we’d be faced with the latest versions of off-the-shelf enterprise products, primed with fresh hardened code ready for analysis and code kung-fu. In reality, however, enterprises and users often don’t update their installations unless world-ending, impactful security flaws are demonstrated or

You’re likely seeing a trend - yes, we know, we look at a lot of enterprise-grade software and appliances. Today, we’re not here to change your expectations of us - we’re looking at more enterprise-grade software and appliances. Today, we’re looking at Sangfor’s Next Gen

When software is introduced as the solution used by “Enterprises and Governments”, it is almost rude of us not to engage further and see how terrifying everything becomes. One of our key missions at watchTowr is to review large amounts of data and extract interesting technology that may pose a

As part of our Continuous Automated Red Teaming and Attack Surface Management technology - the watchTowr Platform - we're incredibly proud of our ability to discover nested, exploitable vulnerabilities across huge attack surfaces. Through our rapid PoC process, we enable our clients to understand if they are vulnerable

As part of our Continuous Automated Red Teaming and Attack Surface Management technology - the watchTowr Platform - we're incredibly proud of our ability to discover nested, exploitable vulnerabilities across huge attack surfaces. Sometimes, we see old vulnerabilities appear - accessible and exploitable only via unusual path ways,

At watchTowr, some systems are interesting, and some systems are very interesting. When we see impactful, exploitable vulnerabilities dropping out of the sky in typically critical systems - like GitLab - our attention is piqued. It's our job to understand emerging weaknesses, vulnerabilities and misconfigurations - and quickly