The latest security treads, threat analysis, testing methodology, and more — from the people doing the work.
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One in three phishing attempts now happens outside email, and LinkedIn is where your staff are easiest to reach. What that changes about your defenses.
Read the post →A critical SharePoint flaw let attackers run code with no password at all. What the breach revealed about relying on vendor patches and nothing else.
Read the post →Testing is moving from annual audit to continuous validation, and AI is accelerating both attack and defense. What that shift means for security leaders.
Read the post →APIs carry the traffic and often none of the scrutiny. The vulnerabilities that recur, and the authentication, validation, and rate limiting that stop them.
Read the post →An annual test is a snapshot of an environment that changes daily. What continuous penetration testing involves, and how to judge whether you need it.
Read the post →A penetration test asks what is vulnerable. A red team asks whether a determined adversary gets caught. Which question you are ready to have answered.
Read the post →What a network penetration test involves, stage by stage: scoping, enumeration, exploitation, privilege escalation, and the lateral movement that follows.
Read the post →SQL injection, XSS, broken authentication, IDOR, misconfiguration, and CSRF. The six that cause most breaches, what each looks like, and how to prevent them.
Read the post →Threats that were theoretical a few years ago are routine now. How the landscape has shifted, and the preparation that survives the next shift too.
Read the post →Cloud, mobile, remote work, and third parties expand what you expose without anyone deciding to. What attack surface management covers, and why it never stops.
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