Continuous Security Testing is a new approach that enables penetration testing at scale and at much greater frequency. Thinking continuously provides a cost-effective approach to advanced testing and vulnerability management, so you can reduce the risk of a cyber breach.
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Blog | What is Penetration Testing?
Penetration testing (otherwise known as pen testing) is a security exercise where cyber-security experts run tests across an IT ecosystem to find and exploit vulnerabilities that may exist.
1:42From point in time to continuous testing: how application security is changing
In the past, cybersecurity threats were slow to emerge and relatively easy to contain. But then the world changed. Business applications multiplied and the pace of development increased. In today’s w
Blog | Can You Cut the Cost of Penetration Testing to Match Your Budget?
Can you reduce the cost of pen testing? We answer that questions and more in our blog.
Blog | Can Penetration Testing Be Automated?
We investigate whether penetration testing can be automated, and discuss how it can complement human-led approaches.
Blog | 3 Compelling Reasons Why You Need Automated Penetration Testing
We've come up with three compelling reasons for automated pen testing—but only when it's deployed, handled, and interpreted by experts. Read more in our blog.
Blog | Cyber Essentials Update (Evendine)
A major change to Cyber Essentials is coming and any Cyber Essentials Self-Assessment certifications started after this date will be assessed under the new scheme 'Evendine'.
Blog | Detecting Log4Shell Vulnerabilities
An easily exploitable, critical impact remote code execution vulnerability has been discovered in a widely used logging package in Java - log4j. Find out more from our Research Lead, Rob Jepson.
Whitepaper | The emerging threat of Scalpers to supply chains
The purpose of this Whitepaper is to explain scalping techniques and technologies from a security perspective and provide a high-level overview of what scalping is.
0:00Webinar | Demystifying EDR
Join Paul Jack from Sec-1, part of Claranet Cyber Security, to discover how the Endpoint protection market has evolved and which key product capabilities you can implement to protect on-prem/cloud/con
Blog | 10 Reasons why every business needs SentinelOne security
Why should your business adopt SentinelOne security? Here are ten reasons why the XDR platform is a no-brainer.
Blog | SentinelOne Review
SentinelOne is a 2021 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Endpoint Protection Platforms Leader.
Blog | A new attack on cloud: economic denial on sustainability
While security in the Cloud becomes ever more bulletproof, it will always be a game of cat and mouse with the hackers out there.
Blog | SentinelOne vs. Crowdstrike
SentinelOne, in our view, offers higher levels of protection across a broader range of platforms than CrowdStrike.
Blog | What is SentinelOne?
SentinelOne's Singularity Platform is a unified, AI-powered XDR platform that uses data to analyse security threats, manage vulnerabilities, protect endpoints, and support IT operations.
Blog | How to identify and stop a compromised AWS account
Don't let the hackers win. Here's how you can identify and stop an unauthorised user on your AWS account.
Claranet partnered with AppCheck.com to undertake a research project investigating the security challenges posed by next generation web applications. The project included an investigation of...
Whitepaper | Defense Against Client-Side Attacks
In this Whitepaper, we discuss Client-Side attacks and defenses of those attacks.
Blog | 5 AWS S3 security best practices you should adopt today
If you're using AWS S3, you'll want to adopt these five security best practices today.
Blog | 3 reasons why your business needs AWS managed services
Over the past 18 months, for all-too-familiar reasons, cloud adoption increased dramatically. The trend looks to continue throughout 2021.
Blog | 3 IT security threat detection best practices to protect your business
When it comes to the IT security of your AWS environment, prevention is better than any cure.