Vulnerability Scanners and How to Protect Your Company From and With Them
01/02/2023
Vulnerability scanners are often used during security audits. The goal: to be one step ahead of the cybercriminals!
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Vulnerability scanners are often used during security audits. The goal: to be one step ahead of the cybercriminals!
A bug bounty program and a penetration test are both important measures to improve the security level of a system. However, there are important differentiators between the two that need to be understood before deciding which one to use.
Penetration test and red teaming are cybersecurity terms. But what exactly is red teaming? And what is a penetration test all about? What are the differences between the two terms?
What are the most common security vulnerabilities in web applications? What does an attacker need to do to find and exploit them? And how can developers protect their web applications against them? Answers to these questions as well as practical hands-on examples are provided by PortSwigger’s Web Security Academy.
by Gregor Wegberg With the introduction of Certification Authority Authorization (CAA) domain holders can specify the Certificate Authorities authorized to issue certificates for the domain. This article in German explains CAA and its use.
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