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Gut Check: Are You Getting the Most Value out of Your Penetration Testing Report?

NetSpi Executives

Over time, the results of penetration testing engagements can be tracked, along with their severity and remediation status for simpler insight into an enterprise’s overall security performance. Technical Detail – A list of constraints if any are present, and the approach the penetration testers took to create the results.

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3CX data exposed, third-party to blame

Security Affairs

Meanwhile, exposing software license keys presents a different set of problems. While taking these steps would contribute to enhanced security, they are either not yet effective or were not followed thoroughly, leaving the company vulnerable,” the team said.

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Take The Stress Out of Securing Your Workforce

Jane Frankland

Sir Isaac Newton first presented his three laws of motion in 1686. His third law, is widely known and states that, “for every action there is an equal and opposing reaction.” We see this in business. As technology advances at speed, it enables just as many opportunities as it introduces threats. Gains come but so do threats and losses.

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Future Proofing Tech Investments in Turbulent Times: Real Stories

Jane Frankland

Prioritising security, performance, and reliability through trusted partners is key to keeping up with the ever-changing, turbulent times, as is having an eye on technical debt, which I’ll discuss later, and effective planning.

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Top Third-Party Data Breaches of 2024: What You Need to Know

Responsible Cyber

The landscape of attack methodologies continues to evolve, presenting unprecedented challenges for security professionals. Common Entry Points and Vulnerabilities Third-party vendors frequently become the weakest link in organizational security chains.

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Do Not Confuse Next Generation Firewall And Web Application Firewall

SiteLock

Let us start with the abbreviations that define the categories of information security products: WAF stands for Web Application Firewall , NGFW stands for Next Generation Firewall. The confusion stems from the word Firewall that is present in both terms and initially encourages the comparison and opposition of the two product categories.

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Ten Ways OWASP Improves AppSec

Security Boulevard

The Mobile Application Security Verification Standard (MASVS) is a collaborative reference guide for creating secure mobile apps. OWASP also offers multiple mobile security presentations. OWASP Web Security Resources. The guide is focused on integrating app security testing into the SDLC.

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