Edgewatch Port Scan is a powerful network scanning tool designed to help users identify open, closed, or filtered ports on a network. Mirroring the capabilities of Nmap, it provides detailed insights into network configurations by scanning a variety of protocols,…
The Edgewatch Insight API enables security analysts to filter out internet-wide scanning and benign activity from their event logs, providing cleaner, more focused threat intelligence. It offers key endpoints, such as the Quick and Context APIs, to identify and retrieve…
Edgewatch provides the ability to send real-time alerts through various channels, including Telegram. This guide explains how to enable Telegram notifications from the Edgewatch platform’s Notifications Center and configure the integration with the @edgewatch_bot. Prerequisites Steps to Enable Telegram Notifications…
As digital transformation accelerates globally, organizations face an increasing array of cyber risks that threaten their data, operations, and reputations. Managing these risks has become a top priority for businesses across all sectors, particularly in industries that rely heavily on…
We’re thrilled to announce that Edgewatch will be at the forefront of MSPGLOBAL 2024, an essential event for service providers, resellers, and digital enablement experts across Europe. Held at the magnificent PortAventura World Theme Park in Barcelona on October 9-10,…
The weakest link in your supply chain can be a significant vulnerability. The recent introduction of the Network and Information Security (NIS2) Directive in the EU underscores this reality by mandating stricter cybersecurity measures across supply chains. At Edgewatch, we…
Edgewatch’s Public Vulnerability Disclosure SaaS provides a comprehensive solution for managing and disclosing vulnerabilities. By ensuring compliance with industry standards, facilitating structured workflows, and integrating with patch management systems, Edgewatch helps organizations maintain robust security postures and enhance transparency. Public…
The NIS2 Directive includes specific provisions that can apply to small and micro enterprises, particularly if they play a critical role in society, the economy, or certain sectors or types of services. Despite their size, the following types of small…
The NIS2 Directive, effective from October 18, 2024, imposes rigorous cybersecurity requirements on critical sectors within the EU. However, certain private entities are explicitly exempt from these obligations, particularly those involved in national security, public safety, defense, or law enforcement…
The NIS2 Directive distinguishes between essential and important entities based on the criticality of their sectors, the type of services they provide, and their size. Understanding whether your organization falls under the category of essential or important is crucial for…