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Ian Robinson, Chief Product Officer, Titania, highlights how the company is helping enterprises shift from reactive to preemptive cybersecurity by strengthening foundational network security and minimising exposure to evolving threats

October is National Cybersecurity Awareness month, and this year’s focus feels more urgent than ever as cyber warfare enters a new phase. Phil Lewis explores four resiliency-first strategies. 

Operational readiness is no longer optional. It's the new baseline - explains Phil Lewis. Organizations must adopt a new doctrine: segment first, monitor always, and measure what matters. (pages 166 - 169)

Ian Robinson explains that the nature of APTs has shifted from smash-and-grab ransomware to long-term stealthy compromise. (pages 26 - 27)

The update brings CIS Benchmark compliance dashboards mapped to MITRE ATT&CK to provide critical infrastructure organizations with continuous visibility into their network misconfigurations and vulnerabilities.

Nipper Resilience enables CNI organizations to harden their defenses, reduce attack surfaces, and target their most critical vulnerabilities with precision.

Matt Malarkey explains how proactive security, risk-based remediation, and DoD’s CORA program help critical infrastructure stay ahead of cyber threats.

In issue Jul/Aug, page 12, our Chief Product Officer Ian Robinson shares his thoughts on the shift in tactics being used in ransomware attacks.

In this article, Matt Malarkey explains why for security leaders across U.S. CNI, the question isn’t if they’re in the crosshairs. It’s how ready they are when, not if, the next attack hits. 

In this episode of Discover Dialogues, VikramSinh Ghatge, Sr. Marketing Director and Editor-in-Chief at TechDogs sits down with Victoria Dimmick, CEO, to discuss how organizations confuse compliance with true cybersecurity and the risks posed by supply chain vulnerabilities.

Titania has appointed Ian Robinson as Chief Product Officer and Tom Platt as Sales Director. These executive hires follow the appointment of CEO Victoria Dimmick in November 2024 and signify a “critical next step” in the company’s ongoing efforts to bring a next-gen network exposure management solution to new markets.

Titania has announced the appointments of Ian Robinson as Chief Product Officer (CPO) and Tom Platt as Sales Director as recent organizational changes have enabled greater investment in strategic talent and technology.

True cyber resilience requires a proactive approach that extends beyond tick-box compliance. The companies that will thrive in the face of constant cyber threats are those that embed security into who they are, not just what they do.

In this article, Ian Robinson, Titania's Chief Software Architect, shares his advice on how organizations can meet PCI DSS v4.0.1 compliance.

In issue Mar/Apr 2025, page 21, our CEO Victorial Dimmick shares her thoughts on mitigating risk by implementing a proactive network security strategy. 

In this interview Victoria Dimmick, CEO at Titania, talks about her career journey and the challenges faced by women in the tech industry. 

Phil Lewis, Senior Vice President of Market Strategy and Development at Titania explores the critical vulnerabilities in the telecommunications industry due to state-sponsored cyber threats and highlights the urgent need for a shift towards operational resilience. 

AmiViz, the leading cybersecurity-focused value-added distributor headquartered in the Middle East, today announced a strategic distribution agreement with Titania, a global leader in network vulnerability and exposure risk management solutions. This collaboration underscores a shared commitment to enhancing network security and the operational resilience of enterprises across the region.

AmiViz announced a strategic distribution agreement with Titania. This collaboration underscores a shared commitment to enhancing network security and the operational resilience of enterprises across the region.

Phil Lewis, Senior Vice President of Market Strategy and Development at Titania discusses escalating cybersecurity threats and key practices for building resilience.

Phil Lewis, Senior Vice President of Market Strategy and Development at Titania, talks about cyber resilience in Bizz Buzz's predictions for 2025.

Phil Lewis, Senior Vice President of Market Strategy and Development at Titania comments on how state-sponsored cybercriminals are positioning themselves for large-scale disruption and destruction of critical infrastructure.

Kate O'Flaherty, Cybersecurity and privacy journalist, reports on predicted threats that will plague CNI this year, including comment from Phil Lewis, SVP of market strategy and development at Titania.

Kyle Johnson, Technology Editor shares his top 10 predictions for 2025, including comment from Phil Lewis, Senior Vice President of Market Strategy and Development at Titania.

The new appointment is set against a backdrop of increased focus on operational resilience within cybersecurity and regulation, with rising threats to critical national infrastructure. Victoria Dimmick brings considerable experience from her roles at technology companies including Piriform, Intechnica, Netacea, and Maltego.

Titania has announced the appointment of Victoria Dimmick as Chief Executive Officer.

Titania, a global leader in network security and compliance assurance, is pleased to announce the appointment of Victoria Dimmick as CEO. 

UK-based network security and compliance assurance firm Titania has appointed Victoria Dimmick as CEO. 

Titania has announced the appointment of Victoria Dimmick as Chief Executive Officer.

“Victoria’s expertise in scaling technology businesses and driving operational efficiency makes her the ideal leader for Titania’s next phase.”— Tom Beese, Executive Chairman at Titania

In today’s fast-evolving cyber threat landscape, maintaining operational resilience is critical says  Matt Malarky, VP Strategic Alliances, Titania

Tom Beese shares his thoughts on the growing sophistication of cyber threats and stringent regulatory requirements present opportunities for channel partners to add value.

Phil Lewis, SVP, market strategy and development at Titania, shares his views on how NIS 2 is set to drive the shift to continuous enterprise security that other risk management frameworks have hinted at.

Tom Beese, Executive Chairman, Titania, discusses how the future of cybersecurity is not just about reacting to threats but staying several steps ahead.

Insider threats hit more than 34% of companies worldwide every year. Unless organisations come up with a clear and feasible action plan that figure looks as if it will only get worse...

As technology moves forward at seemingly break-neck speed — and as bad actors invent new ways to attempt to thwart it — companies are showing an increased willingness to invest in more solutions for both physical and cybersecurity needs.

The report highlights a gap in industry guidance on best practices for building a proactive security strategy.

Over 70% of businesses have increased spending on proactive security solutions, outpacing both preventative and reactive measures.

Research shows that more than 70% of organizations are increasing spending on proactive security solutions.

 With a growing cyber threat posed by Chinese state-sponsored hackers, particularly Volt Typhoon, to U.S. critical national infrastructure, Matt Marlarky, VP, Strategic Alliances at Titania, highlights the use of ‘living off the land’ (LOTL) tactics, which involve using built-in network tools to remain undetected, and emphasizes the importance of continuous monitoring and hardening network infrastructure to prevent and limit such threats.

Matt Malarkey, VP, Strategic Alliances at Titania, looks at the weaknesses posed by inadequately configured devices. 

Insider threats hit more than 34% of companies worldwide every year. Ian Robinson, Chief Architect, discusses how to mitigate against some of the risks. 

Phil Lewis, SVP Global Enterprise Business Development at Titania discusses why routers have been targeted and steps to reduce vulnerability to this type of attack. 

Should businesses be concerned about the new US cybersecurity strategy? Aimed at safeguarding the country's digital infrastructure from escalating cyber threats, the strategy includes a range of initiatives. Find out more and what Matt Malarkey, VP, Strategic Alliances at Titania thinks in this article. 

With 2024 well underway, how it is likely to pan out for the security industry is a matter of certainty, conjecture, opinion and guesswork. Titania's Chief Architect, Ian Robinson, gives his thoughts on what lies ahead.

Determining which threats pose a real cyber risk to the business, based on attack surface posture at any given time, is fast becoming the only way to get ahead. Phil Lewis, CEO breaks down the key strategies to proactively defend your business from cyberattacks.

Ian Robinson, Chief Architect at Titania, looks at how a risk-based approach to prioritzation can enhance PCI DSS compliance.

New capability prevents unauthorized access to cardholder data environments.

New capability prevents unauthorized access to cardholder data environments.

Automating ready-mapped network device checks, with drill-down access to testing procedures, the compliance report demonstrates how routers, switches and firewalls ‘pass or fail’ to meet relevant PCI DSS 4.0 requirements.

Titania’s software solution equips agencies with a critical capability lacking in more than 80 percent of federal government organizations.

Titania’s Chief Architect, Ian Robinson, provides comment on protecting critical assets with Zero Trust segmentation. 

Matt Malarkey, VP Strategic Alliances discusses how the impending regulations highlight the increasing importance of enhanced network security and regulatory compliance across the government sector.

Burnout has made its way into the cybersecurity industry, but little is being done to address the attrition it causes, states Gartner. Claire Clark, VP Engineering and Operations, Titania looks at what can be done to counteract this issue.

Should business be concerned about the new US National Cybersecurity Strategy?

Titania’s Matt Malarkey shares his experience and insights about the US National Cybersecurity Strategy with The Cyber Express Editor-in-Chief Augustin Kurian in this podcast.

Banking and finance organizations, with complex networks, large customer bases and highly desirable data, are prime targets for threat actors. But being a mark is one thing; being susceptible is another. Phil Lewis, CEO Titania, discusses the persistence challenge of compliance risk in FI networks.

Titania’s latest findings propose the current approach to misconfiguration detection in networks results in “unquantifiable levels of compliance risk”.

Matt Malarkey, VP Strategic Alliances, provides comment on how network misconfigurations are the sleeping enemy within organisations.

In celebration of the inspiring women who are shaping the software industry and paving the way for a more inclusive and diverse future, GOTO Conferences asked industry experts (including Titania's Claire Clark) who they find inspiring and influential.

As part of International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month celebrations, this article spotlights women that have made and are making significant contributions in two male-dominated industries: software engineering and cybersecurity.

Claire Clark, VP, Engineering and Operations, Titania talks about how to bring more women into the industry, and get those within recognised.

New Research Suggests Current Approach to Misconfiguration Detection in Commercial Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) Networks Results in Unquantifiable Levels of Compliance Risk

New Research Suggests Current Approach to Misconfiguration Detection in Commercial Critical National Infrastructure (CNI) Networks Results in Unquantifiable Levels of Compliance Risk

Organizational approaches to quantifying the levels of security and PCI DSS compliance risks in the US Commercial CNI sector.

Cybersecurity experts are clamouring for humans to be taken out of the equation in protecting cloud assets. How to pay for that is another question entirely.

A guide to the eight essential steps to perform a network audit. 

Titania’s Chief Architect, Ian Robinson, takes a look into the impact of exploitable network misconfigurations on networks within the telecom industry.

Matt Malarkey, Vice President, Strategic Alliances, Titania, looks at how Higher Education establishments can minimize the impact of a potential cybersecurity breech.

Constant network changes pose critical risks for government agencies that neglect to continuously assess and monitor them.

Titania launched an independent research report that uncovers the impact of exploitable misconfigurations on the security of networks in the US federal government.

Merlin Cyber partners with Titania, helping U.S. government agencies to accurately detect, risk-prioritize, and remediate exploitable misconfigurations in their firewalls, switches, and routers in order to reduce their attack surfaces.

Cybersecurity attacks cost federal government billions each year, report finds.

Titania released a report today that details security and compliance risks and practices in the US Federal government.

OpenSSL patched today. The risk of misconfiguration. Cyberespionage (and the risk of mixing the personal with the official). Assistance for Ukraine's cyber defense. And a quick look at DNS threats.

Titania, specialists in accurate network security and compliance assessments and risk remediation software, launched a new independent research report that uncovers the impact of exploitable misconfigurations on the security of networks in the U.S. federal government.

In this industry viewpoint Edwin Bentley, Technical Expert and Product Manager at Titania looks at why the telecoms industry needs to improve their cybersecurity practices and adopt better cyber hygiene.

Human error is one of the biggest network risks businesses face. Matt Malarkey, Titania VP Strategic Alliances, shares his insight into how the adoption of zero trust can help keep networks secure.

Exploitable misconfigurations cost businesses 9% of their annual revenue on average, although the real cost is probably higher, according to a study commissioned by network security provider Titania and conducted by independent B2B research specialist, Coleman Parkes.

Titania research pegs losses from misconfigurations at average of nine per cent of annual revenue.

Network professionals feel confident with their security and compliance practices but data suggests that they also leave their organizations open to risk.

Titania, specialist in accurate network security and compliance assessments and risk remediation software, has launched a new independent research report that uncovers the impact of exploitable misconfigurations on network security.

Titania research pegs losses from misconfigurations at average of 9% of annual revenue.

Titania, specialists in accurate network security and compliance assessments and risk remediation software, today launched a new independent research report.

Network professionals are confident in their security and compliance procedures, according to the study "The impact of exploitable misconfigurations on network security," but data shows that they may also be leaving their organizations vulnerable, which is costing them a significant amount of money.

The cost of poor vulnerability management.

The latest version of PCI DSS promotes security as an automated and continuous process. Phil Lewis, Titania CEO, shares why he thinks compliance should be an organization's top priority.

Titania CEO, Phil Lewis, discusses how new standards for PCI DSS 4.0 are intended to promote security as a continual practice, not an annual checklist event.

Titania announced the appointment of industry leader, Claire Clark, as vice president of engineering at Titania.

CEO, Phil Lewis talks to Cybernews about how checking for vulnerabilities should be a continuous process, not an occasional practice.

Matt Malarkey, VP, Strategic Alliances, from Titania provides insight into the civil fraud initiative on the Cyberwire Podcast.

With ransomware branded ‘a rising global threat’. What steps should organizations take to protect themselves?

How can businesses protect their assets from cybercriminals in 2022? Perimeter-only defenses will no longer be fit for purpose in the next year, Here we look at three principles that will help businesses protect their networks.

Myriad cyber and physical threats are all pounding at the doors of most organizations like barbarians at the gates, Steve Lasky looks at what's in store for 2022.

Matt Malarkey, Vice President, Strategic Alliances, Titania looks at issues suppliers might have in CMMC requirements.

The road to cyber compliance is bumpy and many contractors are bound to fail. Matt Malarkey, VP Strategic Alliances looks at why and what you can do to protect your organization.

With the launch of a new module for Titania Nipper, Matt Malarkey, Vice President, Strategic Alliances, Titania talks about how this can help companies with CMMC compliance.