The days of the generous patching window are over. In 2026, the cybersecurity landscape demands a proactive approach: Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) is no longer a buzzword, but a foundational necessity.
For years, software development has had discipline. Security detection? Not so much. Rapid7 is trying to fix that with 'Detection as Code,' a move that’s long overdue.
They're trotting out another motivational speaker at Rapid7's cybersecurity summit. This time it's a former Special Forces guy. We'll see if the hype holds water.
Web apps aren't just code—they're your front door to disaster. Vector Command proves it by chaining exploits real hackers love.
Security teams choke on millions of telemetry pings daily, but AI-powered MDR promises to cut through the noise. Rapid7 CEO Corey Thomas says forget watching subsets—full-environment monitoring is coming, like it or not.
Forget one-off red team exercises that gather dust in reports. At Rapid7's 2026 Summit, they're wiring red teaming straight into your security engine — for real-time fixes before attackers strike.
Compliance badges litter vendor sites like cheap trophies. Rapid7's fresh BSI C5 Type 2 for DACH cloud ops sounds legit—until you ask if it stops real hackers.