eWeek

Core Security Updates Penetration-Testing Software

eSpeaks host Corey Noles sits down with Qualcomm's Craig Tellalian to explore a workplace computing transformation: the rise of AI-ready PCs. Matt Hillary, VP of Security and CISO at Drata, details ...
Ars Technica

Network Pen Test Software

I'm not sure if I needed to post here, or within the Server Room forum for this, but I'm looking for a recommendation on a network pen test software, as a vendor is requesting one be done. I used to ...
SiliconANGLE

Alleged source code of penetration testing software Cobalt Strike published on GitHub

Source code allegedly belonging to commercial penetration testing software Cobalt Strike has been published on GitHub, potentially providing a new path for hackers to attack companies. Penetration ...
Dark Reading

Pen Testing ROI: How to Communicate the Value of Security Testing

Google "pen testing return on investment (ROI)" and you will find a lot of repetitive advice on how to best communicate the value of a pen-testing engagement. Evaluate the costs of noncompliance ...
eWeek

Core Updates Automated Pen Testing

Automated penetration testing software maker Core Security released the latest version of its flagship product line on Dec. 18, promising new capabilities used to probe IT networks for potential ...
Dark Reading

Core Security Unveils IMPACT Pro v9 Pen-Testing Software

BOSTON—June 29, 2009—Core Security Technologies, provider of CORE IMPACT Pro, the most comprehensive product for proactive enterprise security testing, today announced CORE IMPACT Pro v9, the latest ...
Campus Technology

Office and Penetration Testing Software Increasingly Becoming Vectors for Malware

Half of all malware that tried to infect computers during the third quarter of 2019 was already known, according to a new report from WatchGuard Technologies. The other half was "zero-day" malware, ...
The Journal

Office and Penetration Testing Software Are Increasingly Sources for Malware

Half of all malware that tried to infect computers during the third quarter of 2019 was already known. The other half was "zero-day" malware, which bypassed (and therefore went undetected by) ...