The team at Innoculator welcome you to our blog.
At Innoculator, we believe cybersecurity should be accessible, predictable, and aligned with how modern teams actually operate. Too often, businesses are forced into complicated licensing
In 2025 we’ve seen organisations face a paradox: record-shattering numbers of new vulnerabilities, but only a handful ever lead to real-world breaches. As exploited CVEs
Yes, I know we tend to harp on about Log4J on this blog, and apologies for that upfront, but recent events have highlighted the importance
Apologies upfront, in writing this blog I couldn’t resist using lyrics from the Icehouse 1987 hit Electric Blue in the heading. In the ever-evolving landscape
Currently at Innoculator, the team are deep in testing our platform before making it generally available to the public (Not long now…). But whilst we
In the ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity, lateral movement remains one of the most underestimated tactics utilised by attackers. While organizations often focus on securing their
As we look back at the cybersecurity landscape over the past few years, it is clear that 2024 stands out as a remarkable year in
What happens when you combine AI with virtual patching? You solve the vulnerability and legacy software problem. Melbourne, Australia – After a year of dedicated
As we here at Innoculator excitedly get ready for our product launch, we thought we would dive a bit deeper into a couple of pertinent
We started this blog at the start of last year with a post titled “We need to talk about Log4J”. With the year coming to
In today’s IT landscape, organizations face a relentless range of cyber threats. To counter these, vulnerability management has become a cornerstone of good cybersecurity management.
In the realm of cybersecurity pen-testing, the Rules of Engagement (ROE) are pivotal for structured, ethical hacking and vulnerability assessments. They specify what can and
Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A) are complex undertakings with significant strategic and operational benefits. However, they also bring with them a host of cybersecurity challenges, particularly
Legacy applications are software systems that have been in use for a long time and are based on outdated/ unpatched software. Despite their age, these
Let me be clear this isn’t a blog about apportioning blame to anyone. These sort of events have happened multiple times in the past, perhaps
