Vonahi Security

07/16/2026

Vonahi Security will continue as part of Kaseya.

This page will no longer be actively updated, with future news and updates shared through Kaseya channels.

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05/04/2026

May the 4th be with you while you protect your corner of the digital galaxy.

Don’t wait around for an attack to strike. Take control with vPenTest and proactively test your defenses through automated network pe*******on testing.

Stay ready. Stay proactive. And may your security team always be one step ahead.

04/21/2026

📢 New Integration: vPenTest + Autotask

Security gaps don’t fix themselves, and delays in ticketing only make them worse.

vPenTest now integrates with Autotask, automatically turning every vulnerability into a prioritized ticket so teams can act fast, reduce risk and stay on top of remediation without the manual lift.
More visibility, faster response and nothing slipping through the cracks.

👉 Learn more: https://bit.ly/4w0AaiP

03/04/2026

Security teams face endless alerts, scan results and risk scores. The real question remains simple.

Can an attacker actually get in, and what happens next?

Join us on March 18 for From Alerts to Answers: Validate What Attackers Can Really Do. Jason Wells will walk through how organizations can move beyond assumptions and validate real network risk with clear, defensible evidence.

You will learn how to validate real exposure, prioritize fixes based on business impact and communicate findings in a way leadership understands.

For IT professionals looking to reduce uncertainty and strengthen security posture, this session delivers a practical path forward.

👉 Register now: https://webinar.kaseya.com/vonahi/from-alerts-to-answers-validate-what-attackers-can-really-do

03/02/2026

Most breaches do not start with something advanced. They start with something overlooked.

Join us on March 12 for a deep dive into the Top 10 pentest findings attackers love to exploit, based on 50,000 real-world network pe*******on tests.

In this session, Jason Wells, VP of Sales at Vonahi, will break down the repeat findings that continue to expose environments, why traditional scanners miss them and how attackers move once they gain access.

You will walk away with a clearer understanding of what to fix first and how frequent pentesting is becoming a critical part of modern security strategy.

Register now: https://webinar.kaseya.com/kaseya/top-10-pentest-findings-attackers-love-to-exploit

02/24/2026

🔥 G2’s Top 10. And We’re Just Getting Started.

vPenTest has been voted #6 on G2’s Top 50 Security Products of 2026 🏆

This recognition reflects the trust and feedback of the people who use vPenTest every day. With 220+ verified reviews on G2, MSPs and organizations share how vPenTest delivers on-demand, automated network pe*******on testing that helps them proactively validate and strengthen their security posture.

See what sets us apart
👉 https://www.g2.com/products/vpentest/reviews

01/23/2026

Microsoft has flagged a multi-stage adversary-in-the-middle (AiTM) attack that leverages compromised infrastructure to bypass security controls and capture credentials.

The report, covered by The Hacker News, breaks down how the attack works, what makes it effective, and what organizations should be aware of moving forward.

Read the full story for more information:

Microsoft reports a multi-stage AitM phishing and BEC campaign abusing SharePoint, inbox rules, and stolen session cookies to target energy orgs.

01/22/2026

Start the year with answers, not assumptions.

In today’s evolving threat landscape, it’s no longer enough to rely on alerts and reports — stakeholders want proof. Join our webinar on January 28 to learn how teams are using real vulnerability validation to confirm security gaps, prioritize risk and start 2026 aligned and confident.

👉 Register now: https://webinar.kaseya.com/kaseya/start-2026-with-security-you-can-prove

01/20/2026

Cybersecurity researchers have identified a new campaign in which threat actors are using LinkedIn messages to spread malware by delivering weaponized files through techniques like DLL sideloading, ultimately aiming to deploy remote access trojans and gain persistent access.

This activity highlights how phishing is no longer limited to email — social media platforms are increasingly being used as an attack surface.

Read the full story for more details and insights:

Researchers found a LinkedIn phishing campaign delivering a remote access trojan via DLL sideloading, WinRAR SFX files, and abused open-source tools.

12/24/2025

🎄🔍 Santa isn’t the only one checking things twice this season.

While he’s reviewing his list, vPenTest is validating your security controls making sure your defenses actually work when it counts. Automated network pe*******on testing helps replace assumptions with proof, so you can head into the New Year with confidence.

Thank you to all of our partners & users for trusting vPenTest all year long. Happy Holidays and here’s to an epic, secure New Year!

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