With the news of four critical vulnerabilities in Microsoft’s Exchange Server being actively exploited around the world, John Noble shares his thoughts on the situation with Reliance acsn.
“War stories”? Sounds a bit dramatic, but the life of a Pen Tester is spent on the frontline of an ongoing conflict between individuals and organisations, and an army of hackers seeking to scam or undermine them. And just as in any war, the ‘intelligence’ services play a huge role in protecting good people from bad outcomes; work that takes place mainly in the shadows.
With the news of four critical vulnerabilities in Microsoft’s Exchange Server being actively exploited around the world, John Noble shares his thoughts on the situation with Reliance acsn.
With the news of four critical vulnerabilities in Microsoft’s Exchange Server being actively exploited around the world, John Noble shares his thoughts on the situation with Reliance acsn.
The UK has this week announced the establishment of a National Cyber Force. Marcus Willett explains the rationale for this next step in the evolution of UK cyber.
There are a number of security benefits that can be gleaned from threat monitoring, automated vulnerability scanning and stringent security policies. However, penetration testing can be a useful asset in identifying exploitable security vulnerabilities and real threats facing your organisation.
With the news of four critical vulnerabilities in Microsoft’s Exchange Server being actively exploited around the world, John Noble shares his thoughts on the situation with Reliance acsn.
With the news of four critical vulnerabilities in Microsoft’s Exchange Server being actively exploited around the world, John Noble shares his thoughts on the situation with Reliance acsn.
With the news of four critical vulnerabilities in Microsoft’s Exchange Server being actively exploited around the world, John Noble shares his thoughts on the situation with Reliance acsn.
Many consider reporting online crime futile but fraud isn’t something we should have to accept. So why are we doing just that?