Can Automated Penetration Testing Replace the Human?
Are human penetration testers still necessary if the task can be automated?
Are human penetration testers still necessary if the task can be automated?
Building defences against customer data breaches requires enterprises to efficiently govern, assess, and control access to safeguard information. IBRS explores some strategies to reduce the impact of threats by adding layers of security to ensure business compliance to regulatory standards and increase customer confidence.
The cyber insurance market is evolving rapidly. Is your policy up to date?
Setting Cloud maturity readiness supports an enterprise in aligning its strategies to its enterprise overall goals. How can such organisations make a successful transition to Cloud adoption and gain the benefits of Cloud technology?
Having a cyber incident response plan is not enough. The plan needs to be backed up with tools and processes to ensure it is well-executed and secure, even while other parts of the business are being hacked. In this IBRS Radar, IBRS explores Cydarm, a unique Australian vendor with a planning and collaboration platform developed solely to support cyber incidents.
Rather than just buying into the latest cyber security tools, many organisations can enhance their defensive posture against ransomware by adopting a few manageable operational activities
As many enterprises recognise the advantages of biometric authentication over traditional call centre verification methods, biometric voice recognition is increasing in popularity as a secondary source of identification due to its speed and user-friendliness.
Digital customer convenience remains a top priority among users even if consumers acknowledge the necessity of defending their personal information against malicious actors. How have customer perceptions evolved to what they are today, and what can be done to influence better identity and access management practices among enterprises?
Organisations can better transition to a higher level of Cloud maturity if they take measures to understand the risks involved in adoption. In this first of a four-part series, IBRS provides specific recommendations on how enterprises can better take action with a strategic approach.