Why IT and OT Talk Past Each Other in Manufacturing
Why IT and OT Talk Past Each Other in Manufacturing Published on: Last Updated: In manufacturing, IT and OT teams often pull in different directions. Not because they disagree on the goal, but because they operate in fundamentally different worlds. IT is built to protect data. OT is built to keep machines running. When those […]
Why Backlogs Never Shrink: Rethinking Vulnerability Management
Why Backlogs Never Shrink: Rethinking Vulnerability Management Published on: Last Updated: In large enterprises, security teams work tirelessly to patch vulnerabilities. Dashboards show thousands of issues closed every month, yet the backlog never seems to shrink. In fact, Edgescan’s 2025 Vulnerability Statistics Report shows that large enterprises maintain vulnerability backlogs where 45.4% of discovered vulnerabilities […]
Why Cyber Insurance Renewal is Exposing Hidden Risk in Large Enterprises
Why Cyber Insurance Renewal is Exposing Hidden Risk in Large Enterprises Published on: Last Updated: Cyber insurance renewal has evolved from a procurement checkpoint into a technical validation event. Large enterprises often operate with confidence in their cyber risk posture. Vulnerability volumes are tracked. Patch timelines are monitored. Identity coverage and endpoint deployment rates are […]
Why MSSP Margins Are Shrinking Even as Alert Volumes Increase
Why MSSP Margins Are Shrinking Even as Alert Volumes Increase Published on: Last Updated: Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs) are today handling more alerts, monitoring more assets, and deploying more tools than at any point in their history. Detection coverage has broadened significantly. Dashboards are saturated with indicators, and reports have grown dense and detailed. […]
Client Inventories Can’t Be Trusted: Why MSSPs Need Continuous Asset Discovery
Client Inventories Can’t Be Trusted: Why MSSPs Need Continuous Asset Discovery Published on: Last Updated: In most managed security service provider (MSSP) engagements, everything begins with an inventory. Clients provide lists of domains, applications, IP ranges, and systems they believe represent their environment. Security controls are deployed against that list, monitoring is configured, and coverage […]
Analyst Fatigue: The Silent Threat Putting MSSP Operations at Risk
Analyst Fatigue: The Silent Threat Putting MSSP Operations at Risk Published on: Last Updated: In an MSSP environment, operations rarely stop. Alerts flow continuously across clients, shifts rotate without interruption, and service levels are expected to remain consistent irrespective of volume or complexity. From a delivery perspective, everything appears stable. Tickets are closed on time, […]
Scaling MSSP Services: How Validated Alerts Restore Analyst Trust and Boost Efficiency
Scaling MSSP Services: How Validated Alerts Restore Analyst Trust and Boost Efficiency Published on: Last Updated: Security analysts in the MSSP space face thousands of alerts every day, with most of them proving to be false. This relentless noise erodes trust, turning thorough reviews into quick scans and growing scepticism. The result is slower responses, missed SLAs, rising costs, […]