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How Threat Actors Are Adapting to the Cloud

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With organizations increasingly moving to cloud environments, cloud security is more critical than ever. Cloud environments often hold large troves of valuable and sensitive data that can put organizations and their customers at risk if they are breached. At the same time, many organizations are still discovering best practices surrounding cloud security and incident response. […]

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Stronger Together — Building Cyber Resilience

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As new ways of work are coupled with a growing prevalence of malware and ransomware, cyber resilience has become top of mind in boardrooms around the world.

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Stick the Landing: 6 Steps to Broaden Your Cyber Resilience Web

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Cyber resilience is now critical to speeding remediation and boosting recovery after a security event. To stick the landing, enterprises must move beyond funnels and embrace web-based design.

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Are Current Security Assurance Models Suitable for the Digital World?

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A proactive security assurance model is a key enabler for delivering an effective operating model that encompasses the protection of people, processes and technology.

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Ad Hoc or Managed Penetration Testing: Which One Is Best for You?

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Due to legal regulations, internal policies, executive requests, and the desire to beat threat actors and avoid breaches, penetration testing is becoming a common practice.

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Application security: Getting it right, from the start

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Security testing data is “the unsung hero” of securing application development. It’s the backbone of application development quality, compliance and risk management, and rests on the three fundamental pillars of security: Confidentiality (the data is p… Continue reading Application security: Getting it right, from the start→

Email security: Is it any good against hackers?

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World’s first in-depth, public test of security services vs. targeted attacks.
This email security test report is the product of two years of advanced threat research. We have worked with the security companies themselves and with their customers. We h… Continue reading Email security: Is it any good against hackers?→

5 Good Reasons to Outsource Security Testing

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If you’re a software publisher, security testing is a hugely important part of your process. You must be able to give users the confidence that the products you offer aren’t vulnerable to cyberattacks that could compromise their devices or data. Not o… Continue reading 5 Good Reasons to Outsource Security Testing→

7 Linux Distros for Security Testing

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Linux is often talked about when it comes to security. With this OS, you can choose from a multitude of distributions (distros) to lock down your computer or device, but that’s just for starters. Many Linux distros come with tools to help you perform … Continue reading 7 Linux Distros for Security Testing→

SecOps teams face challenges in understanding how security tools work

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Security professionals are overconfident in their tools with 50% reporting that they have experienced a security breach because one or more of their security products was not working as expected, according to Keysight. The value in security test soluti… Continue reading SecOps teams face challenges in understanding how security tools work→