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Penetration Testing for Compliance: Why It’s Essential for Your Organization’s Security, Not Just for Compliance
Penetration testing is a process of testing your organization’s security by simulating an attack. Many organizations conduct pen testing as part of their compliance requirements.…
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Efficiency and Effectiveness: Achieving Robust Security through Hybrid Penetration Testing
TL;DR Introduction: In today's ever-evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats, organizations face an unprecedented need to strengthen their defense mechanisms and protect their digital assets. Penetration…
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Sharing the SOC2 Audit Journey at AI21 Labs
At OP Innovate, we offer a range of services to our customers, including Pen Testing as a service (PTaaS) and Incident response. Another service we…
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How to Defend Against MOVEit Attacks & Safeguard Your Organization
In a concerning turn of events, multiple major organizations have recently confirmed falling victim to the pervasive MOVEit transfer attack. As cybersecurity breaches continue to…
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A CISO’s Guide To Penetration Tests
Penetration testing (PT) has benefitted organisations for years. The increase in supply and demand of this is driven by a number of factors, including the…
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Can Low Code-No Code and Security go together?
Low-Code No-Code (LCNC) platforms provide a graphical user interface (GUI) that allows users to create custom applications without the need to write code. These popular…
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Buhti Ransomware
On Feb 15, 2023, the OP Innovate incident response team responded to multiple ransom attacks being carried out simultaneously on US companies. Some were perpetrated…
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Broken Access Control in REST APIs – Shields Up 🛡️ !
Unfortunately, I have a long relationship with Broken Access Control (BAC) in most of its forms. As a research leader, I often encounter critical security…
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DM Apps at Work: Congrats, Cyber Security Risk!
As technology advances, we tend to think that advances in security should run in parallel. This is only partly true. End to-end encryption is now…
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