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Cyber Security Threats

Cyber Security Threats

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Attention App Developers: Protect Your Source ...

Software developers are faced with growing security concerns when it comes to the source codes powering their applications for users around the globe.

Attention App Developers: Protect Your Source Code!
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The Future of Penetration Testing: Declaring ...

It has become SOP for organizations to conduct penetration testing and vulnerability scans on a regular basis. Such practice is even endorsed by most IT specialists since an attack could lead to disastrous outcomes. Penetration testing assesses an IT infrastructure’s security by safely exploiting vulnerabilities. These vulnerabilities may exist in incorrect configurations, hazardous end-user behavior, operating systems and application flaws. 

The Future of Penetration Testing: Declaring War on Modern Hacking Techniques
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What makes Penetration Testing Different than ...

If you are a security professional, you are most definitely familiar with what vulnerability assessment and penetration testing are. These two are types of vulnerability testing in order to complete a vulnerability analysis. Both are valuable tools for information security and are integral components of the process of managing threat and vulnerability of network systems. 

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Analysing vulnerability scanning reports

The success of an enterprise wide vulnerability assessment program depends on many factors such as planning, budgeting, resources, technical solution and others, but the most important is the ability to analyse vulnerability scanning reports. Properly identified and categorised vulnerabilities will help organisations to get the most benefit from the program and achieve more Return on Investment. This article will cover some of the points to consider when analysing network and web application reports. 

Analysing vulnerability scanning reports

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The Minimalist Guide to Mobile Application Security: Why Less Can Be More

The Minimalist Guide to Mobile Application Security: Why Less Can Be More

Ensuring mobile application security is a must and the “less is more” approach could be more beneficial in achieving this goal. You would think that adding more rules, security tools and safeguards is the best approach. When you take streamlined application design into consideration, you will see why less is more is the better tactic. Try designing mobile applications in a way that the amount of data permitted in device downloads or exposed in apps is minimized. This will help you reduce the risk of revealing sensitive information.