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Insights from ethical hackers on the front lines of cybersecurity. Practical guidance, threat intelligence, and lessons learned from real security engagements.
Pentest Checklist: what should you include in a Pentest engagement?
Complete pentest checklist for companies. Learn what to include in a pentest engagement to test real risks and avoid critical blind spots.
What does a Hacker really do? From OSINT to Pentesting
Hackers work deliberately, starting with public information and human behavior. This article shows how OSINT and realistic pentesting safely reveal how attackers would approach a company.
What do we mean by effective Security Awareness?
Effective security awareness goes beyond knowing what phishing is. It is about how employees in companies respond under pressure, dare to report mistakes, and make the right decisions in realistic situations.
Phishing Awareness: Practical Risk Reduction for Your Team
Phishing awareness is a key part of cybersecurity awareness training. Phishing attacks exploit human behaviour through social engineering techniques such as appeals to urgency, authority, and trust.
What is a full-scope Pentest?
A full-scope pentest by ethical hackers demonstrates how a company can be truly attacked. Far more than automated scans alone: abuse scenarios, business logic flaws, attack chains, and clear, actionable reporting.
The Rise of AI-Powered Attacks: What Ethical Hackers Are Seeing
Attackers are leveraging AI to craft more convincing phishing emails and automate reconnaissance. Here's what organisations should watch for.
Annual Pentest or PTaaS? A Realistic Cost Comparison
Should you choose an annual pentest or PTaaS with continuous security validation? This article compares costs, ROI and practical differences, helping companies make a realistic, risk-based decision.
Penetration Testing vs. Vulnerability Scanning: Know the Difference
Many organisations confuse automated scanning with real penetration testing. We explain the differences and when you need each approach.
Building a Security-Aware Culture: Beyond Annual Training
Compliance checklists alone do not make an organisation secure. Policies, tools, and one-off training sessions help, but they do not change behaviour.
Social Engineering in the Remote Work Era
Social engineering remains one of the most effective attack methods because it targets human behaviour. The shift to remote work has expanded both the attack surface and the need for stronger employee security awareness.
Security Awareness on Wheels
Our exciting Security Escape Truck brings cybersecurity awareness directly to your doorstep, offering a unique combination of learning and collaboration.
Understanding NIS2: What European Organizations Need to Know
The NIS2 directive expands cybersecurity requirements across the EU. Learn what's changing and how to prepare your organization for compliance.
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