Penetration testing stories - Page 10

Bugcrowd's Penetration Testing as a Service will enable buyers to purchase, set up, and manage pen tests online without sales calls and scoping sessions.

Australian boards are aware of cyber risks but not proactive enough, leaving organisations under-prepared, says report.

TechDay's 10 Minute IT Jams features insights from Trustwave's Craig Searle on the company's penetration testing offering.

Deloitte is expanding its cyber security offerings, with the team from leading cyber consultancy, Hacktive, joining the firm.

DDLS will provide OffSec training products in ANZ, including penetration testing, cloud security, web application, exploit development and security operations.

We spoke to Blacklock's Nilesh Kapoor about Blacklock, a startup that is making waves in the penetration testing as a service space.

Proofpoint cybersecurity company has released research finding a 161% increase in threat actors using the threat emulation tool Cobalt Strike.

Equifax breach vulnerability from Apache Struts tops WatchGuard's Q3 2019 list of network attacks, highlighting rising malware and zero-day threats.

Trustwave has launched a new dashboard, allowing enterprises and government agencies to manage comprehensive security testing across various environments.

Orca Tech partners with Pcysys to distribute PenTera, the world's first automated penetration testing platform, boosting ANZ cybersecurity efforts.

35% of respondents claim that the blue team never or rarely catches the red team, while 62% say they are caught occasionally or often.

The report demonstrates how the line distinguishing pentesting exercises from actual threat actor behaviour has thinned.

Social Mapper takes an automated approach to searching popular social media sites for names and pictures of individuals.

Entersoft's 'one stop shop' approach to cybersecurity has paid off to the tune of $1 billion worth of initial coin offerings.

Forward thinking companies are going beyond penetration testing to employ a more holistic approach to cyber security.

Sense of Security, an Australian information security company, has discovered a vulnerability in Emsisoft's Anti-Malware software.

RIoT Solutions, the Australian IoT specialist, is emphasising security as a top priority and has seen increasing demand for its services.

The Equifax breach spotlights inadequacies in current cyber security practices and underscores the urgent need for AI-driven solutions to stay ahead of hackers.

There is a focus on technical aspects of penetration tests, network and application security, while the chain is only as strong as its weakest link.

RIoT Solutions' security team has proven that its up to scratch in their cyber expertise, after three of its top experts gained OSCP Certification.