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53:28The Anatomy Of A Cloud Hack
This session explores Cloud Security Breaches, and how available reconnaissance techniques and tools are leveraged by unethical hackers to successfully uncover vulnerabilities. Learn how cloud securit
Quick read checklist for secure remote working
With remote working, the risk of a security breach rises significantly. Read our Administrator’s Guide for practical advice, plus access to our End User guide to share with your homeworking colleagues
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As traditional working patterns and daily life changes, cybercriminals are exploiting the COVID-19 outbreak to spread malware. Run a controlled phishing simulation to find out where your risks lie: ht
If you’re not looking, who is?
Most organisations are aware of the importance of good cyber security practices, but many are still underprepared for the “when and not if!”
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Remote doesn't mean removed. Especially when your organisation's security is at stake. Talk to us about our Remote Penetration Testing service as we all adapt to the new way of working. For more inf
41:20How to integrate security into the DevOps pipeline
Security is often added towards the end, in a typical DevOps cycle through a manual/automated review. However, with DevSecOps, security can be injected at every stage of a DevOps pipeline in an automa
2:22New thinking around DevSecOps
Catch up with delegates at IP Expo last month to gauge awareness and understanding around this new way of working.
DevOps Exposed: because we all need to move fast and stay secure
DevOps approaches have become a fixture in most businesses. But integration with security operations is lagging behind.
The DevSecOps Mindset: a quick guide to "shifting left and shifting right"
The key word for DevSecOps is continuous, with checks at all stages: planning, coding, pre-production, and even decommissioning. It all makes for a very different culture of collaboration.
Tools of the Trade: achieving DevSecOps with open-source tools
DevSecOps requires a cultural change which promotes the “secure by default” culture and is the only way to handle “security at scale”.
Common PCI DSS Misconceptions
