Vulnerability Management
What is vulnerability management? Learn more about this critical component in security testing programs, the different phases, benefits and more.
VAPT: The Key to Strengthening Your Organization’s Cybersecurity
TL;DR: VAPT: Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing VAPT, which stands for Vulnerability Assessment and Penetration Testing, is a comprehensive security testing approach that helps identify and address cybersecurity vulnerabilities. By combining vulnerability assessment and penetration testing, VAPT provides a thorough analysis to strengthen your organization’s cybersecurity. It’s can be useful for organizations looking to achieve […]
The Power of Purple Teaming in Cybersecurity: Enhancing Collaboration and Strengthening Defenses
TL;DR: Purple Teaming in Cybersecurity Purple teaming in cybersecurity is a collaborative approach where offensive security professionals (red teams) and security operations center (SOC) professionals (blue teams) work together to enhance cyber capabilities through continuous feedback and knowledge transfer. It allows organizations to improve vulnerability detection, threat hunting and network monitoring by simulating common threat […]
What is Vulnerability Management and Why is it Important?
TL;DR Vulnerability Management: Protecting Your Systems and Networks Vulnerability management is a crucial aspect of cybersecurity. By proactively managing vulnerabilities, organizations can protect themselves from potential security breaches and data breaches. To learn more about the importance of vulnerability management and how it can benefit your organization, continue reading the rest of the article. Grasping […]
Vulnerability Management: A Key Component of Penetration Testing Programs
Why is Vuln Management Necessary? The number and severity of cybersecurity breaches continues to increase. The average cost of a data breach in the U.S. has gone up steadily from $5.4M in 2013 to $9.44M in 2022. The most popular target business sectors are financial, SaaS/webmail and social media, comprising more than 50% of all reported attacks. A favorite […]