This article was originally published on EIN Presswire on April 6, 2020. SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES, April 6, 2020 /EINPresswire.com/ — Beyond Security, a pioneer in automated penetration testing and vulnerability scanning, announced today that it has partnered with Portnox, a market leader in next-generation network access control (NAC) solutions. The partnership offers a seamless integration between Beyond Security’s beSECURE and […]
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This article was originally published on Enterprise Management 360 on March 31, 2020. Penetration testing is the Marmite of cybersecurity: you either love it or you hate it. Taking a neutral stance on the matter, it’s easy to see both sides. On one hand, pen testing provides indisputable evidence of vulnerabilities for organisations to action. Pen testers […]
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Across the world, companies like Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Twitter, and yes, Beyond Security, have asked their employees to work from home in response to the Coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. As employees move from on-premises offices to their homes, businesses will be faced with the challenge of managing and securing both company-owned and employee-owned devices as they access company resources […]
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On one level, cybersecurity is all about electronics – securing machines, networks and so forth. But, even the most technologically advanced cyber attacks are driven by human motivation. Humans motivate cyberattacks, and humans also, often unknowingly, facilitate cyberattacks. People are essential to mounting a defence as well – as much as automated tools are a powerful barrier. […]
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This article was originally published on EIN Presswire on February 10, 2020. SACRAMENTO, CA, USA, February 10, 2020 /EINPresswire.com/ —Beyond Security, a leading provider of automated security testing and compliance solutions, announced today that their flagship product, beSECURE, has been updated with additional features for operational technology (OT) networks. The new product, beSECURE OT, will be unveiled at […]
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Cybersecurity threats are growing in size and prevalence – and the nature of cybersecurity is continuously shifting. In particular, operational technology (OT) such as industrial control systems – e.g. SCADA – are newly at risk. In this article we discuss why OT is so vulnerable, what vulnerabilities you should watch out for and what your […]
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This past year was a big year for data breaches, new privacy laws and cracking down on existing regulations. British Airways faces a £183m fine after hackers stole credit card details from nearly 400,000 customers. Many other big names were hit too. Facebook. Equifax. Twitter. Marriott. Google. They’ve all been hacked. The reason? Sometimes it was due to […]
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Choosing a vulnerability assessment and management solution for your organization can be a challenge. You know the threat is real. It’s not a matter of if you’ll be attacked, but when. But which VM product do you choose in a saturated market? The latest cloud solution? On-premises? Hybrid? Read our 24 page eBook and learn […]
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Testing for behavior vs version The primary requirement for a Vulnerability Assessment solution is accurate testing. Ease of use and clear reports are important, but if accuracy isn’t there then little else matters. Poor accuracy in Vulnerability Assessment produces two kinds of testing error. Overlooking a vulnerability (a false negative) leaves a security flaw you […]
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Why VM got a bad rap The number of servers, desktops, laptops, phones and personal devices accessing network data is constantly growing. The number of applications in use grows nearly exponentially. And as known vulnerabilities grew in number, IT managers found that traditional vulnerability management tools could easily find more problems than could be fixed […]
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