TrollEye Security

Tired of pen test reports that collect dust? Your team needs real-time answers, not outdated PDFs. That’s why we built our Penetration Testing as a Service (PTaaS) solution. Instead of one-off reports, you get ongoing testing with validated results delivered directly into our platform, where exposures are prioritized and distributed to your team based on role. And because technology alone won’t solve everything, our security experts join your team in regular cadence meetings, providing remediation guidance and helping to strengthen your defenses over time. If you’re ready to make your security investments actually count, it’s time to see what PTaaS can do. #PTaaS #ContinuousPenetrationTesting #TrollEyeSecurity #Cybersecurity

As 2027 approaches, CISOs are facing a familiar challenge: how do you get more out of your security budget without sacrificing capabilities? One of the biggest opportunities is consolidating overlapping tools and bringing disconnected security workflows together. That's why we built a new calculator on the TrollEye website to show you how much you could potentially save. It's simple: - Enter some basic information about your environment. - The calculator recommends the right TrollEye package and add-ons based on your needs. - Enter what you're currently spending on the tools and services you could replace. - See your estimated annual savings. If you're planning your 2027 budget, I'd encourage you to give it a try and see what consolidation could look like for your organization. Calculate now - https://lnkd.in/daz7rwn7 #CTEM #CISO #SecurityBudget #SecurityConsolidation #ExposureManagement #RiskReduction

Finding exposures is the easy part. Reducing risk is where organizations struggle. Join us on September 24 as we discuss how to operationalize CTEM to prioritize what matters, make better remediation decisions, and turn security findings into measurable risk reduction. Reserve your spot through the registration link, we hope to see you there. #Cybersecurity #CTEM #RiskManagement #SecurityLeadership

Excited to announce that Ricoh Danielson, Enterprise CISO at CorroHealth, will be joining me for our upcoming webinar on Operationalizing CTEM. Ricoh knows what it takes to build and run an effective security program at the enterprise level, and he’ll bring that experience to the conversation as we walk through each stage of CTEM and what it takes to actually put it into practice. We’ll cover scoping, discovery, prioritization, validation, and mobilization, with practical guidance for turning CTEM into a program that drives sustained risk reduction. Looking forward to presenting alongside Ricoh and hearing his perspective. September 24 | 2:00 PM ET Register now - https://lnkd.in/eBP6VE57 #CTEM #Cybersecurity #CISO #ExposureManagement #RiskManagement

Guest speaker announcement: Ricoh Danielson, Enterprise CISO at CorroHealth, is joining us September 24. CTEM provides the framework. Operationalizing it across real teams, tools, priorities, and business constraints is where the work begins. Ricoh will join TrollEye Security CEO Avery Rozar to walk through all five stages of CTEM, sharing practical guidance on how security teams can move from scoping and discovery to prioritization, validation, and mobilization, and ultimately build a program that delivers sustained risk reduction. September 24 | 2:00 PM ET Register now - https://lnkd.in/dPx75NsG #CTEM #ExposureManagement #Cybersecurity #CISO #RiskReduction

AI has made it faster and cheaper than ever to build new security capabilities. But just because you can build something doesn't mean building it is the best decision. So how do you decide when to build, buy, or partner? That's what I sat down with Kenneth Foster, VP of Engineering, Professional Services & Strategic Advisory at ICM Cyber, to discuss in our latest podcast episode. Ken starts with a point that a lot of teams overlook: don't just ask whether you can build something. Ask what happens 6, 12, or 24 months later when it still needs an owner, budget, maintenance, and support. From there, he breaks the decision down into three practical questions: - The fingerprint test: How custom does this need to be to my environment? - Who owns the tempo of change? Do you need to control how and when it changes, or can you keep up with a vendor or product's update pace? - Who gets called at 2 AM? Who actually owns supporting and fixing it when something breaks? We also get into what a good partnership looks like and which decisions should stay in-house even when execution is outsourced. Watch on YouTube - https://lnkd.in/eDVwKDNE Listen on Spotify - https://lnkd.in/et2JUmqQ #Cybersecurity #CISO #SecurityLeadership #ConversationsWithCISOs