In the wake of the shift to remote work catalyzed by the COVID-19 pandemic, small to mid-sized tech organizations have faced increased challenges in maintaining security visibility, prompting a focus on enhanced authentication, automation, and collaboration with ethical hackers. Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) emerged as a critical defense, while tools like Detectify have been utilized to automate vulnerability detection and prioritize security efforts through integration with CI/CD pipelines and communication platforms like Slack. Organizations have reinforced security awareness through training and by involving developers in security remediation, aiming to address vulnerabilities and configure secure infrastructures amid the expanded attack surface of remote work environments. Additionally, some companies have transitioned from VPNs to identity-aware proxies to improve security by linking access to Single Sign-On (SSO) systems, reducing unauthorized access risks. The collaboration with ethical hackers has also increased, with responsible disclosure programs and manual pen testing enhancing security posture. As remote work continues, maintaining security visibility remains crucial, and tools like Detectify play a significant role in identifying and remediating vulnerabilities by providing verified and prioritized findings to security defenders.