Taking a purely defensive perspective—one that abstains from getting the attacker's viewpoint—means your defenses will have holes in it.

The growing number of high-profile attacks combined with the countless ones no one has heard of is why we abide by the assumed breach model.

Pathfynder is a veteran-owned small business with offices in Montana, North Carolina, and Washington, D.C.

How do we suggest measuring your cybersecurity assessment performances? The best answer is some function of the adversarial level of effort.

Here is an analysis of the most common ways an attacker will target your business using our experience at Pathfynder as a proxy.

The Battle of Bastion sheds light on the difficulty of being on the defense. Cybersecurity by its nature is defensive which puts...

Purple Team engagements - with their focus on collaboration & shared outcomes - are great options to build skills of blue team defenders.

A true confession from a well-trained executive on being duped by a highly targeted phishing campaign.