How to build a good security testing strategy in 2024

Ten years ago, you could kind of get away with not paying much attention to security. This worked if you were not in certain sectors or didn’t have a certain...Read more...

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Blogs

  • Red Teaming: everything you need to know about this form of security testing

    Interest in Red Teaming is growing. More and more security leaders are hearing the term “Red Teaming” without fully understanding what it involves or why it is highly relevant. News of data breaches, often through supply‑chain compromises or ransomware attacks, is creating unease, while standard risk assessments can...Read more...

  • Cyber Threats from Russia and China: Why Investing in Ongoing Security Testing is More Urgent than Ever

    Intelligence experts have warned this week that companies in the Netherlands need to be better prepared for cyber attacks originating from countries such as Russia and China. Messages like these repeatedly prove that it is more important than ever to have your security in order. And by “in order” we don’t mean...Read more...

  • The Importance of a Security Dashboard: from Yearly Pentest to Realtime Grip

    Development teams are building, testing and releasing faster than ever before. New features, integrations and updates are rolled out at high speed. Yet many organisations still assess the security of their applications with an annual penetration test. By the time the report arrives, the situation has already changed...Read more...

  • Is a penetration test enough to prove security?

    For a long time, an annual penetration test and a report were considered sufficient proof of your security approach. But expectations from regulators, customers and lawmakers have risen sharply. You now need to demonstrate not only that you develop securely, but also that you actively monitor, follow up on and resolve...Read more...

  • This is why an annual pentest is no longer sufficient

    Software development is accelerating. Not long ago, development teams released new features just a few times a year. Now, many deliver updates weekly, sometimes even daily. Yet security often seems stuck in an old “waterfall” mindset. Rapid innovation with nothing more than a single annual pen test is no longer...Read more...

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