Cross-Site Scripting or an XSS attack is a way in which the attacker can potentially steal session cookies and impersonating their victim and gain access to their information. Not only…
how often to conduct a penetration test
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Cross-site Scripting or XSS is a website security vulnerability that allows a hacker to compromise a user’s interaction with a vulnerable application. XSS attack is a client-side attack where the…
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Penetration testing is a technique in which an ethical hacker exploits a company’s systems to check its level of security. The company can deploy relative measures after an evaluation of…
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There is constant monitoring of your daily browsing, searching, and typing. Data may be sold between companies. This data includes name, address, education level, marital status, job status, interests, habits,…
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A business continuity plan is a detailed procedure and set of steps that help keep your business intact and running even during tough times. Whether it is a physical disaster…
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When it comes to technology, it’s important for businesses to move with the pace of latest technological advancements. Businesses are now moving towards working virtually. The most popular method to…
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Business continuity is the ability to maintain the vital functions of an organization in times of disaster. It ensures proper risk management before, during, and after a disaster. The goal…
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Many website owners many not consider steps to boost website security, it’s because they may believe that either the website will never be a target or it’s of no value…
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In information security, social engineering is a technique used to manipulate people into revealing private information. It is mostly done online rather than by breaking in or using other hacking…
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A Vulnerability Assessment is a process that uses automated testing tools to identify threats and risks in an organization’s network. Cyber attackers can use security vulnerabilities to infiltrate into an…