Offensive security resources for security practitioners.
Guides on autonomous pen testing, red teaming, BAS, and COST.
What adversarial exposure validation actually means, why point-in-time testing fails in 2026, and how to build a real AEV program. No hype, just numbers.
A practical guide to building a continuous offensive security testing (COST) program: scope, cadence, governance, and exploit-validated findings.
CTEM has 5 stages: scoping, discovery, prioritization, validation, mobilization. Here is how to build a program that actually validates exploits in 2026.
XM Cyber models internal attack paths. Picus validates security controls. FireCompass pentests your external web apps and APIs with proof of exploit.
Insights from a closed-door roundtable on AI agent safety and governance, chaired by Bruce Schneier and hosted by FireCompass founder Bikash Barai. Participant comments are kept anonymous by agreement. The most useful thing about this roundtable was that nobody pretended to have the answer. A room of senior security leaders spent an hour on AI… Read More »AI Agents Are Doing Real Work. Governing Them Is the Unsolved Problem