ThreatNG Security Blog
The Front Line of Digital Defense: Insights from the Edge of Cyber Risk
In an era where a single overlooked asset can dismantle a decade of trust, staying ahead of the adversary requires more than just tools; it requires a shift in perspective. The ThreatNG Blog is your dedicated intelligence hub, stripping away the noise of traditional security to reveal the real-world exposures, hidden attack paths, and emerging AI threats that define the modern attack surface. From deep dives into the psychology of digital risk to tactical guides on securing your global ecosystem, we provide the clarity you need to move from reactive defense to proactive command.
Don't Be the Next Headline: Master Your Risk Before They Do
Every minute you spend in the dark is a minute an adversary spends mapping your weaknesses. Our latest insights are designed to give you back the power, replacing the fear of the unknown with the confidence of total visibility. Explore our library and reclaim your digital peace of mind.
Externally Discover, Assess, and Monitor Subdomain Content Across Your Entire Digital Ecosystem
Discover and Monitor for the Presence of Admin Pages, APIs, Applications, Application Links, Dev Environments, Emails, Errors, Phone Numbers, Tag Management Systems, VPNs in Subdomains
Subdomain Takeover Susceptibility Assessment for Digital Risk and External Attack Surface Management
Subdomain takeovers involve another party re-registering stale or abandoned third-party services that once belonged to the respective organization. After taking over these subdomains, these parties can use them to gather information or bypass existing security controls.
Discover, assess, report, and continuously monitor all subdomains susceptible to being taken over.
OSINT Top 10
The results from our poll of open source intelligence (OSINT) sources are in, and we have our top ten. Check it out!
OSINT Poll
The list of “intelligence” to collect, analyze, assess, report, and monitor is vast with never ending possibilities of disciplines and categories. With so much “out there”, we want to take a poll and ask, “What are the most important sources of information that you use to investigate and manage the risk posture of your organization?”