Beating The Business of Ransomware: Guide
Ransomware attacks have grown into a lucrative business model, they’re no longer just a one-and-done attack method. Ransomware has evolved and expanded beyond single cyber
Guide: Advancing Your Security Maturity
With an unprecedented amount of cyber-attacks taking place on a daily basis, no organization can afford to stay idle. But should we focus all of
Cybersecurity in a Changed World: 2021 Trends and 2022 Predictions
If 2020 seemed like an anomaly, 2021 proved to us that it’s time to get comfortable with the transformed reality. Remote work, intended as a
Secure Coding Practices to Protect Your Applications: E-book
The vast majority of system vulnerabilities come from application code. These vulnerabilities can give cyber criminals the ability to take over your system, steal your
7 Best Practices for Vulnerability Assessment and Management
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
Software Security Testing and Certification
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Cybersecurity For Medical Devices and Hospital Networks
Why is Security Testing Important for Medical Devices? Security testing for networked medical devices should be one of the top priorities, to ensure safety and
Critical Infrastructure Security
Security Testing of Critical Infrastructures Energy, Water, Healthcare, Transport, Communication and Food are some examples of critical services essential for the functioning of any nation.
BeSTORM: Fuzzing and the Microsoft Security Development Lifecycle (SDL)
Do I Need to Fuzz For the SDL? Black box fuzz testing is a requirement of the Verification phase of the SDL, the industry-leading software security assurance
Buffer Overflows Discovery with Fuzzing
Hackers vs. Applications A homeowner thinks to secure himself using a lock that can only be opened with the correct key. The burglar may ignore