07/18/2024
One of the best ways to test your organization’s security and your potential exposure to hackers is with pe*******on testing.
But, if you haven’t implemented basic security guidelines, a pe*******on test isn’t a good place to start.
It would be like going to the dentist without ever brushing your teeth or flossing. You know exactly what the dentist is going to recommend already, so why waste your time?
That is why we documented some basic security guidelines that are relevant to all organizations, including:
🔹Understanding risk
🔹User security
🔹Network security
🔹Perimeter security
🔹Windows vs MacOS vs Linux
🔹System administration
🔹Mobile devices
🔹BYOD policies
🔹Software updates
🔹Wireless / WiFi
🔹Physical Security
🔹Credentials and Authentication
🔹And more!
Once you have worked on these basic guidelines, then you are ready to validate the security controls you worked on with pe*******on testing.
Check out all of the guidelines and recommendations at:
Everything is digital these days. Meanwhile, hackers are growing in number, aggression, and sophistication, making the risks of cyber attacks and breaches higher today than at any time prior. At the same time, the defender side (IT and security professionals) is not evolving as quickly as the malici...