Explore expert-led perspectives on penetration testing, application security, cloud, compliance, identity, threat readiness and emerging technology security.
Guidance for engineering, security and business leaders making cybersecurity decisions.
A useful penetration test starts with the right scope. Here is how to define assets, risk boundaries, production constraints and success criteria before testing begins.
Modern APIs expose business operations directly. Effective testing must examine authorization, object access and abuse paths-not only technical misconfigurations.
Cloud risk is often created by combinations of permissions, exposure and configuration drift. A useful review connects those signals into realistic attack paths.
SOC 2 readiness is easier when evidence is created by normal security operations instead of assembled at the last minute.
Ransomware readiness is not a single product. It depends on identity controls, recovery confidence, attack-path reduction and practiced incident response.
Awareness programs work best when they help people recognize risk in the context of their role-not when they focus only on annual completion rates.
Prompt injection is not only about making a model say something unexpected. The real risk appears when model behavior can affect data, tools or business workflows.
Identity risk accumulates quietly. Dormant users, inherited privileges and old service credentials can become high-value attack paths long after their original purpose disappears.
Security gates should block meaningful risk, not every possible issue. A risk-based model gives developers fast feedback while preserving deeper expert review where it matters.
A severity score is useful context, but remediation priority should reflect how a weakness can actually affect the business.
