Smart vs traditional penetration testing

The latest white papers, case studies and product information

Business Technology Research     June 15, 2020

IN THIS ISSUE Smart vs traditional penetration testing Risk management: 6 steps to maturity SASE model aims to boost network security, performance Data privacy and non-compliance: From Silicon Valley to SMBs An overview of serverless debugging

Smart vs traditional penetration testing SPONSORED BY: Synack As business environments become more complex, traditional penetration testing becomes unable to protect against today's threats. To address this issue, Synack developed a 'smart' penetration testing platform, which combines crowdsourced human talent with AI. Download this data sheet to learn more and see how it compares to traditional pen testing. Read More

Risk management: 6 steps to maturity SPONSORED BY: Reciprocity Labs Organizational approaches to risk management are often too focused on reactionary tasks, rather than addressing the underlying causes of risk. This e-book provides an overview of a more deliberate approach to risk management, and highlights 6 key steps that security leaders can take to get started. Read More

SASE model aims to boost network security, performance SPONSORED BY: SearchNetworking.com SASE -- Secure Access Service Edge -- promises more efficient and secure network performance. But there are risks related to the SASE model that network administrators must be prepare for. This guide examines the potential for and possible obstacles to SASE adoption. Read More

Data privacy and non-compliance: From Silicon Valley to SMBs SPONSORED BY: Ostendio In this article written by the President and CEO of Ostendio, learn about the data privacy and non-compliance issues that are plaguing companies of all sizes – from Silicon Valley to SMBs. Read More

An overview of serverless debugging SPONSORED BY: AWS & Thundra There are countless moments of frustration developers feel when moving into a true serverless architecture. This white paper explores four general approaches to serverless debugging that have proven to be not only stress-free, but successful. Read More

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