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Could the Alliance breach have been avoided?

Could the Alliance breach have been avoided? Quick answer: Yes. Another cyberattack on the Allianz Group: After the incident at its U.S. subsidiary Allianz Life, in which data from 1.5 million customers was compromised, a British subsidiary has now …

Could Hertz have been warned months earlier with a better supplier risk …

Could Hertz have been warned months earlier with a better supplier risk management? Quick answer: Yes. Over 60 organizations were impacted through a single supplier breach at Cleo, exposing data from more than 3,000 Hertz customers alone. The Hertz …

Could the Jaguar Land Rover breach have been avoided?

Could the Jaguar Land Rover breach have been avoided? Quick answer: Yes. According to several sources, Jaguar Land Rover is losing around £72 million in daily sales and £5 million in profit due to the breach. That’s a nightmare for any company. …

Top 5 Vulnerabilities Now on the IT Security Marketplace

Vulnerabilities that are not patched quickly enough are the main reason for most successful attacks, such as ransomware. The question is, which of the many new vulnerabilities are the most relevant? Focus Pays Off With the weekly published Top 5 …

ENTRYZERO in Manchester: Hosted by Andy Burnham

International cooperation is one of the most important building blocks for successfully addressing the growing challenges in the field of cybersecurity. That is precisely why ENTRYZERO participated in the Greater Manchester Germany Innovation Summit, …

Customer Perspective: Testimonial from thyssenkrupp

“As an internationally operating company with a complex IT infrastructure and numerous subsidiaries worldwide, we at thyssenkrupp Materials Services place high demands on our IT security. Conditions As part of a targeted Proof of Concept (PoC), …

ENTRYZERO in the Press: Westfalenpost Reports on Our Mission to Improve …

ENTRYZERO is delighted with the coverage by the Westfalenpost, which offered a behind the scenes look and introduced our mission. The story of our company is told with the opening words, “I became a burglar” from its founding by Samet …

NIST Likely Exploited Vulnerability Model - Helpful, But Not a Game …

This article examines NIST’s new Likely Exploited Vulnerability (LEV) and LEV2 models, which estimate the probability that a vulnerability has already been exploited, complementing existing models and data sources, such as EPSS and CISA KEV. …

IDEA 2025: ENTRYZERO wins at the WORLDFACTORY Demo Day

At the WORLDFACTORY Demo Day awards ceremony, ENTRYZERO was able to celebrate a special milestone at IDEA 2025. The award honors innovative technologies with significant economic potential and confirms our ambition to rethink cybersecurity. At the …

MITRE CVE Program: A Single Point of Failure for Global Cybersecurity

The Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) program has played a central role in global cybersecurity, providing a unified language for communicating vulnerabilities across researchers, vendors, and defenders. Managed primarily by the MITRE …

AI & Cybersecurity: The Future of Digital Resilience

In this brand-new podcast episode, host Henrike Tönnes talks with Dr. Mohamad Sbeiti and Samet Gökbayrak about leveraging AI in cybersecurity. The founders of the Bochum-based startup ENTRYZERO share how an AI-powered threat exposure management helps …

Exposed and Unprepared? Inventoring Quantum Threats

The rapid advancement of quantum computing is accelerating the need for organizations to transition to post-quantum cryptography. A crucial first step is conducting a detailed quantum threat analysis—an in-depth inventory of IT assets and security …