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Hardened Isn’t Secure: How Modern Threat Actors Bypass Traditional Defenses
Hypervisor Blind Spots: Compliance, Liability, and Risk
Hardened, Compliant, and Still Compromised: Why ESX Frameworks Aren’t Enough
ESX hardening guides have been the foundation of hypervisor security programs for a long time. Disable unnecessary services. Lock down management access. Enforce strong authentication. Patch early and often. These practices are table...
PWN2OWN Berlin 2026: ESXi VM Escape
When the patch doesn't exist yet, the control still does. ZeroLock provides mitigating controls for VMware ESXi VM escape exploits like those demonstrated by STARLabs SG at Pwn2Own Berlin 2026. What Happened at Pwn2Own Berlin 2026...
DORA Article 9 and the Hypervisor MFA Gap: Are You Fully Compliant?
Most financial institutions have deployed multifactor authentication (MFA) where auditors have traditionally looked for it: VPNs, email, cloud applications. That coverage checks the expected boxes—and for years, it was enough. But one...
What Is Zero Trust Network Access for ESX?
As ransomware and advanced persistent threats continue to evolve, security teams are facing new security risks tied to the virtualization layer. VMware ESX hypervisors—responsible for running enterprise virtual machines (VMs) and managing...
Vali Cyber® Brings Hypervisor Visibility into the SOC with Google Security Operations
Security teams have spent years centralizing visibility across endpoints, identities, and networks. But one critical layer has remained largely invisible: the hypervisor. Today, that changes. Vali Cyber’s ZeroLock® is enabling...
B-Sides Seattle – Ghosts in the Hypervisor: Dissecting TTPs Behind Ransomware Attacks on Virtualization Infrastructure
AI Risks in Virtualized Environments: How AI Expands the Attack Surface
AI risks in virtualized environments are becoming an enterprise concern as AI tools move deeper into daily operations. AI systems now operate inside marketing, HR, finance, legal, and engineering workflows, while development teams rely on...
Why EDR Isn’t Enough in 2026: The Rise of Preemptive Hypervisor Security
EDR vs hypervisor security has become one of the most critical debates in enterprise defense as threats move deeper into virtualized infrastructure. For years, enterprise security strategies have been built around a familiar assumption:...
You’re Hardened, Segmented, and Still at Risk: The Hypervisor Blindspot in Financial Institutions
What Is an Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) & What Do They Mean for Virtualized Infrastructure?
What is an Advanced Persistent Threat (APT)? Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) describes an adversary, often state-sponsored but not always, that uses skilled operators and significant resources to gain access to a specific...
As Workloads Move Back On-Prem, Hypervisors Emerge as a Quiet Mid-Market Risk
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Preemptive Security Explained: How to Stay Ahead of Cyber Threats
Imagine locking your front door after a burglar has already walked through your house. Now imagine doing that with your critical infrastructure. That’s how reactive cybersecurity operates. You get alerted after something bad has already...
Podcast: Cybersecurity Matters – Hypervisor Security & Team Building
In Episode 61 of the Cybersecurity Matters Podcast, Austin Gadient—CTO and Co-Founder of Vali Cyber—shares the real-world experiences that led him from competitive hacking at the U.S. Air Force Academy to securing national satellite...
The CISO’s Guide to Preemptive Hypervisor Security in 2026
As we head into 2026, one thing has become clear in the last year: attackers are changing tactics, and our defenses need to evolve with them. Virtualization infrastructure, the hypervisor layer in particular, has emerged as a high-impact...