Logan Standard

Cybersecurity is now a top business risk, but many executives still find the information they get confusing or disconnected from what matters to them. Boards often say they’re aware of cyber threats but don’t fully understand the details, which limits their ability to act.

Prior to 2025, ransomware groups were fewer and tended to focus on larger organizations. That’s no longer the case. This year, SMBs were squarely in the crosshairs, as ransomware hit them hard, and the numbers tell the story.

What vulnerabilities might be lurking undetected within your organization’s network, waiting to be exploited? One of the most effective ways to find out is through vulnerability assessments, a process of systematically scanning your environment for known weaknesses in software, configurations, and systems. Unlike penetration testing, which simulates real-world attacks to exploit vulnerabilities, vulnerability assessments focus on detection, prioritization, and remediation planning.