Daily Start/Stop Emails: A Pentest Must
A daily start and stop email from your penetration testing partner isn’t a formality — it’s a safety net, a scope check, and a real paper trail.
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A daily start and stop email from your penetration testing partner isn’t a formality — it’s a safety net, a scope check, and a real paper trail.
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Read the post →The HIPAA Security Rule overhaul slipped again, and the 240-day compliance window is the part nobody reads. Where the rule stands and what it will demand.
Read the post →One phishing simulation a year measures a single day with a single pretext. Why cadence beats the annual checkbox, and which metric is worth reporting.
Read the post →Bad grammar and generic greetings no longer identify a phishing email. The tells that still work: the ask itself, the channel, and unexplained urgency.
Read the post →Researchers documented JadePuffer, the first known ransomware attack run end to end by an AI agent. What it actually demonstrates, and what it does not.
Read the post →Every supplier you onboard makes their security part of yours. Five questions to ask before handing over a login, an integration, or a copy of your data.
Read the post →Someone walks past every firewall you own because a colleague held the door. Why physical security still decides breaches, and how testing exposes it.
Read the post →A video call from your boss authorising an urgent payment, except it is not her. A plain guide to deepfakes and the process changes that defeat them.
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