Summary: NetSPI has acquired Hubble, a cyber asset attack surface management and cybersecurity posture management solution, to enhance visibility and address asset and exposure management challenges for security teams.
Threat Actor: NetSPI | NetSPI
Victim: Hubble | Hubble
Key Point :
- NetSPI has acquired Hubble, a cyber asset attack surface management and cybersecurity posture management solution.
- The integration of Hubble’s products into The NetSPI Platform will provide security teams with complete visibility of their attack surfaces and help address asset and exposure management challenges.
- Hubble’s agentless CAASM platform enables organizations to continuously identify new assets and risks, remediate security control blind spots, and gain a holistic view of their security posture.
- Hubble was founded in 2020 and its Founder, Tom Parker, will join NetSPI as Chief Technology Officer (CTO).
NetSPI announced its acquisition of Hubble, a Northern Virginia-based cyber asset attack surface management (CAASM) and cybersecurity posture management solution.
The integration of Hubble’s Asset Intelligence and CAASM product, Aurora, into The NetSPI Platform will empower security teams to achieve complete visibility of their rapidly evolving attack surfaces and tackle asset and exposure management challenges.
Hubble’s agentless CAASM platform enables organizations to continuously identify new assets and risks, remediate security control blind spots, and gain a holistic view of their security posture by providing an accurate inventory of cyber assets, both external and internal.
Hubble was founded in 2020 with the backing of Accel, CrowdStrike Falcon Fund, and Paladin Capital. The company’s Founder, Tom Parker, will join NetSPI as Chief Technology Officer (CTO).
According to Forrester’s The Attack Surface Management Solutions Landscape, Q2 2024, “External attack surface management (EASM) vendors tend to use the external discovery scans as a jumping-off point for managing exposures, while CAASM vendors provide more context on the asset and its controls. Both are crucial foundations for teams to better prioritize and remediate security gaps.”
With the acquisition of Hubble, NetSPI will deliver both EASM and CAASM capabilities within The NetSPI Platform to continuously discover, prioritize, and remediate vulnerabilities and exposures across the entire IT asset estate – from the cloud to bring-your-own-device (BOYD) and industrial control environments.
This will also significantly enhance and accelerate NetSPI’s ability to accurately prioritize risk associated with assets and vulnerabilities in customer networks and help them assess the exposure to their most important assets relative to these risks.
“This acquisition is one of the most notable milestones on our journey from point-in-time pentesting to technology-enabled proactive security,” said Aaron Shilts, CEO at NetSPI. “You can’t secure what you don’t have visibility into. We support the most trusted brands on Earth giving them visibility into external/cloud assets and exposures. With Hubble’s CAASM solution, we can provide comprehensive, 360-degree visibility while delivering telemetry and insights across the entire IT estate. We are thrilled to welcome Tom and Hubble to team NetSPI and look forward to the expertise he will bring as our new CTO driving innovation across our products.”
As CTO, Tom will drive business growth through innovation across NetSPI’s proactive security solutions and partner with customers to keep pace with the ever-changing technology and threat landscapes.
Prior to forming Hubble, Tom was CTO at Accenture Security, leading growth strategy and M&A. He joined Accenture Security through the sale of his prior startup, FusionX, which was an early pioneer in commercial cybersecurity red teaming.
“The security industry notoriously creates siloed solutions that only address a small part of the problem. That’s not the case with NetSPI,” shared Tom Parker, Founder of Hubble and NetSPI CTO. “For the first time, with the introduction of CAASM, security leaders will have a holistic end-to-end view of their security posture in a single platform. I am delighted to join this proactive security powerhouse as their new CTO, helping customers reduce risk, drive efficiency, and strengthen the confidence that their security platforms represent a full picture of their environment.”
NetSPI customers can expect to see CAASM within The NetSPI Platform later this year.
Source: https://www.helpnetsecurity.com/2024/06/13/netspi-hubble-acquisition
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