Expanse had a great 2019, and we’re happy that you came along for the ride. This post will focus on new products and capabilities we launched in 2019, but first, just a couple of important company milestones to highlight: We secured $70 million in Series C funding in April We made our first appearance in the… Continue reading…
Expanse is happy to welcome our new CISO in residence, Anthony Johnson! Anthony is a Managing Partner at Delve Risk, where he leads a practice focused on driving technology and risk management transformation on behalf of its clients. He brings extensive technical and executive leadership experience and will serve as a technology advisor and CISO… Continue reading…
Expanse is excited to announce three new views in Expander’s Asset Inventory View feature: Certificates, Domains, and Cloud Resources. Expanse customers now have comprehensive visibility across on-premises and cloud environments through Expander’s UI or API by automatic discovery and updating of these key Internet assets. Having a rock solid inventory is the foundation for a… Continue reading…
Tensions between Iran and the United States are at the highest they’ve been in decades. The conflict can easily spill beyond the physical realm into the realm of cyberwarfare. This means that IT and information security professionals, both in the government and the enterprise space, need to operate at a state of heightened awareness and… Continue reading…
People love stories, so here are some stories about the future based on what I learned last year. I’m the CEO of Expanse, which sells Internet Operations Management software to very large companies and government agencies, including cybersecurity buyers. In Part 1, I highlighted five consequential things that I think will happen in 2020: fragmentation… Continue reading…
People love stories, so here are some stories about the future based on what I learned last year. I’m the CEO of Expanse, which sells Internet Operations Management software to cybersecurity buyers at the world’s largest companies and government agencies. In this article, Part 1, I highlight five consequential things that I think will happen… Continue reading…
International events have long been known to drive cyberattacks. Nation-states and smaller hacker groups routinely respond to news stories and current events by launching attacks at governments, organizations, and individuals. Iran, in particular, has a history of using cyberattacks to respond to current events. In 2014, Sheldon Adelson made comments about dropping nuclear weapons on… Continue reading…
It’s that time of year… for Christmas music! To help make your holiday season merry and bright, we’ve put together this little jingle for you: On the first day of Christmas, my CISO gave to me — Internet Operations Management (IOM) with Expanse On the second day of Christmas, my CISO gave to me — … Continue reading…
The vast majority of companies are more exposed to cyberattacks than they have to be. To close the gaps in their security, CEOs can take a cue from the US military. Once a vulnerable IT colossus, it is becoming an adroit operator of well-defended networks. One key lesson of the military’s experience is that while… Continue reading…