You lock your front door at night - but what about your digital one? Every website, app, and online service you use is like a house with its own set of locks. Some are sturdy and well‑maintained, while others have loose hinges, missing keys, or windows left wide open.
Have you carried out your penetration testing yet? Whether the answer is yes or no, it’s vital to ask whether you’re testing the right things - or simply making assumptions.
With cyber threats posing a serious risk to businesses of all sizes, attackers are constantly probing networks, applications, and systems for weaknesses - and unless organisations take proactive steps to identify and remediate those vulnerabilities, costly data breaches are increasingly likely.
The real threat to mobile apps isn’t the app, it’s API security. Chris Watt, an experienced Wavenet penetration tester, discusses mobile security…
Cyber security has become essential for every organisation. With cyber-attacks and data breaches on the rise, businesses must proactively identify vulnerabilities before criminals exploit them. One of the most effective defences is penetration testing - a controlled process that uncovers weaknesses and strengthens your overall security posture.
Beyond traditional cyber security: how to create an effective cyber resilience plan In an era where cyber threats are growing in scale and sophistication, public sector organisations must go beyond traditional cyber security. While many may feel like they are too small a target to fall victim to the headline-grabbing attacks we see in the news, it is the unfortunate truth that all organisations are at risk, whether they turn over vast amounts of money or not. Therefore, the ability not only to defend against attacks, but also to recover quickly and continue delivering essential services is of paramount importance.
Penetration testing is a critical component of a modern cyber security strategy, helping businesses identify and fix vulnerabilities before they are exploited. But what is penetration testing in cyber security, and why is it essential for your business?
The public sector faces unique cyber security challenges due to its responsibility for safeguarding vast amounts of sensitive information. Government agencies and public institutions are prime targets for cyberattacks, which can disrupt services and undermine public trust.
The UK is the third most targeted country1 in the world for cyber-attacks with more than 70% of medium to large businesses experiencing a cyber breach within the past year2. Public sector organisations, in particular, face unique cyber security challenges, as they manage sensitive data ranging from personal information to national security details. This makes them prime targets for increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, demanding that public sector systems and infrastructure evolve to meet these rising risks.
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