Nucleus Security Named Hot Company in Vulnerability Assessment, Remediation, and Management at 2025 Global InfoSec Awards
For the second year in a row, Nucleus Security earns top honors at the prestigious cybersecurity awards
SAN FRANCISCO, April 28, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Nucleus Security, the leader in unified vulnerability and exposure management, today announced it has been named the Hot Company in Vulnerability Assessment, Remediation and Management at the 13th annual Global InfoSec Awards, presented by Cyber Defense Magazine during the RSA Conference 2025.
"For the second year in a row, we are honored to be recognized by Cyber Defense Magazine and the Global InfoSec Awards," said Stephen Carter, CEO of Nucleus Security. "This award underscores our team's continued commitment to delivering a scalable, risk-driven vulnerability management platform that empowers security teams to proactively protect their organizations. Our continued innovation is driven by our mission to help customers reduce risk and accelerate remediation in an increasingly complex threat landscape."
Nucleus Security unifies asset, vulnerability, and threat data from over 160 sources into a single platform to break down silos, prioritize risks, and accelerate remediation efforts. Leveraging advanced automation and real-time threat intelligence, Nucleus enables organizations to rapidly improve their risk posture while simplifying federal compliance as the only FedRAMP® Moderate authorized vendor for vulnerability management. This unified, risk-based approach empowers enterprises and government agencies to manage, monitor, and respond to vulnerabilities at scale, transforming millions of daily security findings into actionable insights and faster risk mitigation.
"We scoured the globe looking for cybersecurity innovators that could make a huge difference and potentially help turn the tide against the exponential growth incyber-crime. Nucleus Security is absolutely worthy of this coveted award and consideration for deployment in your environment," said Yan Ross,Global Editor of Cyber Defense Magazine.
The Global InfoSec Awards are among the most prestigious in the cybersecurity industry, with winners announced during a red-carpet celebration at RSA Conference 2025 in San Francisco.
The full list of Cyber Defense Magazine's Global InfoSec Award winners can be found here: http://www.cyberdefenseawards.com/
About Nucleus SecurityNucleus Security is the enterprise leader in unified vulnerability and exposure management enabling organizations to prioritize and mitigate vulnerabilities faster, at scale. Delivering unmatched time to value, Nucleus automatically unifies and organizes data from all your security and business tools into a single pane of glass. With powerful dynamic automations, teams can effectively automate their vulnerability management program. As a FedRAMP authorized vendor, Nucleus Security is transforming how enterprises, federal agencies and defense contractors secure their digital assets and networks.
To learn more about Nucleus Security for Government, please visit: https://nucleussec.com/government/
For more information about Nucleus Security and its services, please visit: https://nucleussec.com/demo-on-demand/
About Cyber Defense MagazineCyber Defense Magazine is the premier source of cyber security news and information for InfoSec professions in business and government. We are managed and published by and for ethical, honest, passionate information security professionals. Our mission is to share cutting-edge knowledge, real-world stories and awards on the best ideas, products, and services in the information technology industry. We deliver electronic magazines every month online for free, and special editions exclusively for the RSAC Conferences. CDM is a proud member of the Cyber Defense Media Group. Learn more about us at https://www.cyberdefensemagazine.com and visit https://www.cyberdefensetv.com and https://www.cyberdefenseradio.com to see and hear some of the most informative interviews of many of these winning company executives. Join a webinar at https://www.cyberdefensewebinars.com and realize that infosec knowledge is power.
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