ISO 27001, PCI DSS and cyber insurers each treat audits and penetration tests differently. Here is what each one checks, what the frameworks require, and which to book first.
A strong password does not stop credential stuffing, because the attacker already has a valid one from another breach. Here is what actually works instead.
How to budget for a vulnerability assessment: what sets the price, a simple pricing table, and a checklist to run through before accepting any quote.
An unpatched Magento vulnerability is being exploited to backdoor stores with no login needed. Here’s how to check for compromise and cut your risk before a patch exists.
Black box penetration testing is often assumed to be the toughest, most realistic option. Here is why that assumption is frequently wrong, and how to choose properly.
What to demand from an ecommerce penetration test, why PCI compliance alone is not enough, and the questions that separate a real test from a relabelled one.
Red team, blue team and purple team explained as a practical decision, not just a definition: what each one assumes you already have, and what to commission next.
Citrix called CVE-2026-8452 a memory overflow. It turned out to be an unauthenticated root exploit, and that gap says something about how patch priority gets set.
Six direct questions that separate a penetration testing company that will genuinely test your systems from one selling a repackaged vulnerability scan.
A practical action plan for UK businesses that have spotted NIS2 in an EU customer contract: what Article 21 expects from testing, how often, and what evidence to keep ready.