Paul Asadoorian

Vulnerability management has always been hard, with patches from myriad companies that must constantly be sorted by version and severity. It’s especially difficult when firmware needs updating.

A look at the company’s attack surface monitoring and web application scanning solution

“Hacking is satisfying one’s curiosity. Hacking is finding a way to accomplish a goal, never accepting no for an answer, and being more persistent and patient than anyone else. Hacking is pushing technology to its limits and making technology more resilient through testing, tinkering, and exploration. Hacking is a mindset, a culture, a spirit, and […]

This blog post is sponsored by DomainTools. For more information and product trials please visit https://securityweekly.com/domaintools. Investigation Time! You may be sitting at work early in the morning, enjoying your coffee and the peace and quiet that comes along with being the first one in the office. Like most, the first thing you do is […]

This blog post is sponsored by DomainTools. For more information and product trials please visit https://securityweekly.com/domaintools.  Malicious or Not? The above question runs through the brains of SOC analysts across the world multiple times per day. When you are analyzing security events looking for the “bad” things, you often come across a domain that requires […]

Security Weekly, the security podcast network for the security community and security market validation company for the security industry, announced today it has named security industry veteran, Matt Alderman, as Chief Executive Officer. “The security industry faces a constant addition of new security vendors in an already crowded and confusing market. Security Weekly cuts through […]

The Most Valuable Resource of All: Time This post was authored by Paul Asadoorian, CEO and founder of Security Weekly. Over the last twenty years we have witnessed dramatic changes in the way companies write and ship code. First there was Waterfall, followed by the Agile movement in the early 2000’s, and now we find […]

[adrotate banner=”36″]   This post was authored by Michael Santarcangelo, founder of The Security Catalyst, host of Business Security Weekly, and former contributing editor for CSO online. This post is sponsored by Layered Insight.   Are you feeling overwhelmed? Struggling to keep pace? Security must adapt to the constant shifts across our ecosystem. At the same […]

Having Fun While Being Diligent Hacker cons, such as the upcoming Blackhat, BSides LV and Defcon conferences are really fun experiences, great networking opportunities, and a chance to learn something new about security. While we have fun at these conferences, we must remember not to lose sight of our personal security and/or OPSEC. We recently […]

I’ll admit it, I’ve been an Apple fanboy for quite some time. In fact, when I first started this podcast, I was frustrated with the tools on both Linux and Windows for audio and video production. In 2005, I made the switch, and was mostly happy for ten years with Apple products. The software, user […]