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What are Hackers and How to Protect Yourself?

Welcome to our comprehensive blog post on hackers and hacking. In this article, we’ll take you into the complex world of hackers. We’ll delve deeper into what a hacker is exactly, explore the different types of hackers and their motivations, and provide valuable insights on how to protect yourself from the threats of hacking. We’ll…

Red Teaming Assessment: the missing Cybersecurity puzzle piece

The risk of a hack is increasing every day, and red teaming is an effective method for identifying weaknesses in a company’s cybersecurity to improve resilience. In this blog post, we discuss the benefits of a red teaming assessment, where it fits into a cybersecurity strategy, and how often it should be performed. What…

Real-world Penetration Testing Scenarios: Everything You Need to Know

Penetration testing is the simulation of cyber attacks on a computer system, network, or Web application to test its defenses and identify vulnerabilities. A pentest is a crucial part of companies’ cybersecurity strategy because it helps identify and fix flaws before they can be exploited by malicious hackers. In this blog post, we explore…

Why Ethical Hacking is vital Cyber Security

Ethical hacking, also known as “white hat” hacking, is the use of hacking techniques to test and secure a computer system, network, or Web application. It is a vital tool for any business looking to protect its assets and customers from cyber threats. Here are some reasons why ethical hacking is vital to cyber…

The 5 Benefits of Ethical Hacking

Ethical hacking is a process that empowers cybersecurity experts to examine your organization’s networks and systems to find vulnerabilities and potential threats before hackers do. Here are 5 benefits of performing regular ethical hacking exercises: Strengthen your defenses against outside attacks Discover vulnerabilities before hackers do Increase employee awareness of cybersecurity risks Help comply…

New employees: the weakest link in your organization?

As the saying goes, “The weakest link in the chain is the one that breaks it.” The same is true for your organization. If you have a new, inexperienced employee, they may be the weakest link when it comes to cybersecurity. That’s why it’s so important to provide security awareness training for all new…

Why is Ethical Hacking necessary?

For those who are not involved in cybersecurity or for those just starting out, there is often a lot of discussion about ‘Ethical Hacking’. Can hacking actually be ethical? And what exactly does ethical hacking mean? Why is it necessary? And what does it actually take to become a successful ethical hacker? The definition…