ZeroFox

We’ve expanded our partnership with e92plus to bring external threat protection to their network of MSSP partners across the UK, Ireland, and Benelux. Most managed security programs are built around the internal network. That leaves a growing gap: Brand fraud, impersonation attacks, phishing infrastructure, and executive targeting that traditional tools don't reach. Through this partnership, e92plus partners can now add fully managed external threat protection to their stack, without complexity. Read the full announcement: https://ow.ly/1b3V50YMQqf

Security teams are under pressure to find and understand a growing number of external threats. But visibility alone is still not enough. As attack surfaces expand and barriers to entry are lowered for adversaries, teams need faster ways to discover what matters, validate risk, and disrupt threats before they escalate. Our latest blog explores how AI is transforming Attack Surface Intelligence: https://ow.ly/vsXB50YKtks

As physical and digital threats become more connected, security teams are being pushed to think beyond traditional silos. In this conversation, ZeroFox CEO David Muse explores the convergence of cyber and physical risk, why executive protection has become critical, and how organizations can build a more integrated security model. The discussion also covers the role of AI, OSINT, and human intelligence in helping defenders keep pace with the ever-evolving threat landscape. Watch the full conversation here: https://ow.ly/StT450YK02q

ZeroFox is expanding how organizations validate and disrupt external threats. ZeroFox announced a new partnership with PolySwarm and unveiled ZeroFox Malware Sandbox, a new capability bringing multi-engine malware analysis directly into the ZeroFox platform. With ZeroFox Malware Sandbox, security teams can analyze suspicious files, links, and QR codes directly within the ZeroFox platform. The result is faster threat validation, stronger evidence for investigations, and more efficient support for takedown and disruption efforts. Read the full announcement: https://ow.ly/yfqb50YIv6R

Visibility alone is not enough. As the external attack surface expands, it is a theme that continues to come up in security conversations. Knowing what is exposed is only the starting point. Security teams also need the context to understand what matters, what is relevant to attackers, and where to act first. Our team explores how Attack Surface Intelligence and Threat Intelligence come together to help organizations move from visibility to action: https://ow.ly/UO7Q50YIl1Y

AI is reshaping threat intelligence, but separating practical use from industry hype is not always easy. As adversaries move quickly to apply AI in real attacks, analysts are also exploring where it can meaningfully improve detection, analysis, and response. The challenge is understanding what is (or isn’t) working today, and what teams should actually be paying attention to. Join ZeroFox Lead Senior Intelligence Analyst Javi O. for a practical session on the current state of AI in threat intelligence. 📅 April 14th · 2:30 PM BST Register here: https://ow.ly/exxw50YEynf

Domain Name System (DNS) can no longer be viewed as background infrastructure. It has to be a key part of the wider security conversation. New guidance from NIST reinforces just that: domain security plays a much bigger role in preventing phishing, impersonation, and other external threats than it often gets credit for. Carlos A. breaks down what the updated DNS guidance means for enterprises. Read more: https://ow.ly/1nLg50YEygG

Ransomware groups are often framed as highly organized criminal empires. In reality, many operate more like startups. In a new article for SC Media, ZeroFox’s Adam Darrah explores how ransomware gangs mirror startup culture: moving fast, iterating constantly, competing for market share, and splintering when internal pressure builds. Understanding how these groups operate can give defenders a more realistic view of the threat and help security teams better anticipate how ransomware actors evolve. Read the full piece in SC Media: https://ow.ly/X3Us50YCQrx

AI is changing threat intelligence fast, but not always how people think. At the same time, adversaries are moving quickly to operationalize AI in ways security teams cannot afford to ignore. Some use cases are proving valuable today. Others are still more hype than reality. Join ZeroFox Senior Intelligence Analyst Javi O. for a practical look at how AI is changing threat Intelligence and the threats teams should be tracking now. 🤖 The Current State of AI in Threat Intelligence 📅 April 14th · 2:30 PM BST · 60 minutes Register here: https://ow.ly/rWbC50YCmNc

AI can help security teams find threats faster. But finding them is not the same as stopping them. Monitoring surfaces impersonation, phishing domains, and brand abuse. Enforcement removes those threats and helps keep them from coming back. That distinction matters as organizations evaluate what AI can realistically do for brand protection. Read why AI alone is not enough for brand monitoring and enforcement: https://ow.ly/nikG50YBU5C