For government contractors and MSPs that store, process, or transmit Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI), NIST SP 800-171 Rev. 3, published on May 14, 2024, provides a modern framework for strengthening security while preparing them for evolving federal cybersecurity requirements, including those that may be reflected in future CMMC and FedRAMP updates. Atomicorp delivers the endpoint […]
CWE-first protection wins again. While the industry raced to publish emergency wp2shell detections, Atomicorp’s existing generic SQL injection and RCE protections were already positioned to stop the underlying attack behavior. wp2shell: The attack was new. The weakness was not. The wp2shell chain combines CVE-2026-63030, a WordPress REST batch-route interpretation conflict, with CVE-2026-60137, an SQL injection […]
Unsupported software security—or a lack of it—has quietly become one of the greatest sources of cyber risk. While discussions often focus on legacy web applications, organizations rely on many kinds of software that can no longer be patched, upgraded, or supported. This includes not only internet-facing applications, but internal business systems, middleware, custom applications, industrial […]
Unsupported Windows systems continue to power manufacturing, healthcare, retail, OT, and critical business applications long after Microsoft support ends. Unfortunately, attackers don’t stop targeting these systems simply because the vendor has retired them. As security updates disappear and new vulnerabilities continue to emerge, organizations need compensating security controls that help reduce risk while extending the […]
Atomicorp has expanded coverage for legacy Unix system security by delivering both real-time file integrity monitoring (FIM) and CVE detection and correlation for AIX and Solaris platforms. These extra-edge capabilities deliver the visibility, monitoring, and compliance controls organizations need to secure business-critical systems beyond vendor support lifecycles, reduce risk, and avoid operational disruption. Request a […]
Solaris Vulnerability Detection From Atomicorp Decades after its introduction, Oracle Solaris still powers critical workloads in finance, telecommunications, manufacturing, healthcare, and government environments where long system lifecycles are common. Yet securing these environments has become increasingly difficult as older Solaris versions move beyond vendor support. Unsupported Solaris systems often lack modern security visibility, receive no […]
Need a network intrusion detection or network detection and response (NDR) system? Atomic OSSEC EDR secures many types of endpoints, including network components. Network endpoints are often “invisible infrastructure,” quietly handling critical communication and security functions while slipping past dashboards and monitoring tools. These trusted devices—routers, switches, firewalls, servers, and remote office equipment—are rarely interacted […]
Modern organizations operate across complex hybrid environments where servers, cloud workloads, and legacy systems must be continuously protected and audited. Achieving both strong security and regulatory compliance requires unified visibility, real-time threat detection, and automated enforcement across all infrastructure. This blog explores how Atomicorp advanced server and cloud security—combined with its continuous compliance monitoring—enables organizations […]
Debian is one of the most trusted open source operating systems powering modern infrastructure—from cloud servers to enterprise applications. Its stability and open development model have made it a cornerstone of Linux deployments worldwide. Yet the same characteristics that drive adoption also attract attackers and compliance scrutiny. Securing Debian requires more than patching—it demands continuous […]
PCI DSS compliance for new merchants or first-time adopters can be a daunting challenge involving several hundred requirements in 12 PCI DSS requirement categories across 6 control objectives. Starting from scratch can be overwhelming in terms of skills acquisition and the required technical controls. Meanwhile, getting help for PCI compliance can also be expensive with […]