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IT Security Basics: Misunderstanding the Purpose of Penetration Testing
“I’ve had a penetration test done, so the service is secure!” (Firstly, no jokes please…) Too often, in my travels visiting a variety of customers, I see some fundamental misconceptions as to what the purpose of a penetration test is, which leads to a value-enablement gulf. In this blog, I explore some of the common […]
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Still Insecure About Cloud? Then Read This Cloud Myth Debunker!
Are you like me and still hearing crazy stuff about security in the cloud? “We don’t think public cloud is secure.” “We’re interested [...]
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What IT Security Can Learn from Speed Cameras
Who’d have thought that there are IT security lessons to be learned from a new approach the UK Government took to reducing speeding? [...]
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