Core Impact and Cobalt Strike are considered weapons by the US government and the government doesn’t want these tools used against it, or American companies. For this reason, it imposes… Read More »Why do you need an Export License?
Background In 2022 Tenable released a new product, Nessus Expert. This blog post is a comparison of the two Tenable products Nessus Pro vs Nessus Expert and highlights the similarities… Read More »Nessus Pro vs Nessus Expert, what is the difference?
Core Impact is releasing something new this year. In the meantime, they made some updates to their product. First, they have a new agent written in Python so that it… Read More »Core Impact Updates: Python Agents and OWASP Top 10
Ransomware has become a staple of cybercrime because it’s so effective. Core Impact’s new ransomware simulation feature is a great way to prevent malware from stealing your data or locking… Read More »Ransomware Simulation by Core Impact
A predictable and efficient Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC) is crucial for delivering modern web applications on schedule, in scope, and within budget. As attack surfaces expand and malicious activity continues… Read More »Get a comprehensive view of your web security posture within your SDLC
Get Your Complimentary eBook When it comes to Vulnerability Management if you want to carry out automating processes and standardise things, then you’ll need to have clearly defined rules on… Read More »vulnerability management programme and automating processes Free e-Book
With ransomware attacks now becoming the norm and a huge threat to organisations, ranging from small to enterprise, I thought it worthwhile to look at the profile of a ransomware… Read More »Profile of a “Ransomware Attack” and how to prevent it
Going back a few years, all pen-tests were done manually, there are now a growing number of tools that are automatic pen-test tools. In this blog we will discuss the… Read More »Automatic vs Manual Pen-Tests
Background As an organisation, there will always be cybersecurity issues that you will need to prioritise and address. Everyone has them from the most secure places (probably Amazon, Google, Apple,… Read More »Vulnerability Management Programme and security prioritisation
Background The objective of a Vulnerability Management program is to measure and improve the security of an enterprise organisation, and by automating processes to minimise cost. The resources that fulfil… Read More »Vulnerability Management Programme and automating processes