"Fail-open" and "fail-close" are terms often used in network security and system design to describe how a system behaves in the event of a failure. Fail-Open: In a fail-open scenario, if a system or device fails, it automatically opens or allows ac...

The risk score has 3 main factors: * Business Risk. This is calculated using several factors including Usage Type (Corporate/Personal), Reputation (TALOS data), Financial Viability score, and type of Data Stored (Structured Database/Unstructured Doc...

The risk score has 3 main factors: * Business Risk. This is calculated using several factors including Usage Type (Corporate/Personal), Reputation (TALOS data), Financial Viability score, and type of Data Stored (Structured Database/Unstructured Docu...

Domain fronting is a well known CDN vulnerability that emerged several years ago. It is exploited by setting an HTTP host header that is different from the TLS SNI extension to hide a malicious domain request inside an SSL connection to a benign doma...