Rapid changes in the cyber-battlefield urge managers to treat cybersecurity as business issue and strategically protect their assets.
Cyberwar dictates automated penetration testing
Automated penetration testing enables regular testing and validation of cyber security and remediation of relevant vulnerabilities.
Should you run a penetration test or Red Teaming exercise?
Choose penetration test or Red Teaming by your goal: do you want to check the security of IT assets or the resilience of the IT system?
Here comes the updated and refreshed EU Directive – NIS2
The NIS2 is a new EU Directive concerning measures for a high common level of security of network and information systems across the Union.
RISK 2022: When malware becomes an ethical hacker’s best friend
At RISK 2022, we will show how malware that has been waiting for years in an IT system can be used to launch new attacks.
DDoS test back on the agenda
Do you want to check how resilient your business network is when it comes to DDoS attacks with increased traffic or flooding? Recently, there has been an increasing number of reports about DDoS attacks. The aim of denial-of-service is to slow or bring down services or the entire business network, resulting in unavailability and consequent […]
A major cyber war is on the horizon – how well are we prepared?
The cyber war encourages us to recheck the effectiveness of cybersecurity protection and make reliable and “bulletproof” backups.
SCADA security – managing risks and vulnerabilities
SCADA security correlates with uninterrupted supply chain of essential goods. It should be as hacker-proof as possible.
Cyberwar is in a full swing – who is going to win?
Three civil servants employed in the intelligence service and the military were fined in the U.S. last week for involvement in cybercrime. They have been developing malware for a company in the UAE that performs cyberattacks for the UAE government.1 Is this a cyberwar? Cyberwar is a war where invisible attackers fight their victims, who […]