Cloud computing provides users the convenience to spin up workloads without dealing with the overhead that comes with maintaining physical infrastructure, driving up adoption rates. With more and more organizations using the cloud in some form or another, it brings along with it a fair share of security threats.

Network penetration tests can range from Red Teaming to Targeted Host Penetration Testing. What ports and subnets are involved, and what tools should you use? See how a typical network pentest is performed in a client environment.

How can hackers exploit work-from-home vulnerabilities? What impact do the new Work-From-Home arrangements have on vulnerability to cyber threats on an organizational and individual level? Learn how to protect yourself and your company's critical assets.

Organizations that need to be compliant to the General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) can now report on compliance posture in just one click.

Privacy laws like PDPA and GDPR are changing the way that organizations approach and protect customer data. Do these regulations only apply to large organizations, or is every organization liable?

The cost of a security breach can have severe financial and reputation impact. Still, your organizations can avoid mistakes like these by configuring your GCP resources in a way that minimizes your security risks.

Whether you’re starting a Cloud-native solution from the ground-up or migrating existing on-premise workloads to the Public Cloud, one crucial decision to make is what cloud delivery model you want to use for your organization.

A pentest doesn’t just reveal your vulnerabilities, but also the competence of your security or development team. We discuss the various exploitable target areas in a server.