Is Continuous Testing Required to Support Zero Trust Security?
Zero trust depends on access decisions that remain accurate as users, devices, applications and infrastructure change. A control that worked during implementation may no…
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Zero trust depends on access decisions that remain accurate as users, devices, applications and infrastructure change. A control that worked during implementation may no…
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Modern software rarely stands still. Code ships multiple times a day, infrastructure is defined and redefined in code, and third-party dependencies update on their…
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Security teams increasingly ask not whether to test continuously, but which systems actually need that cadence. Continuous security testing works best when it is…
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Organizations validate security in two fundamentally different rhythms. An annual assessment tests a defined environment during a scheduled engagement and produces a report tied…
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Continuous security testing replaces the single point-in-time assessment with an ongoing cycle of discovery, validation, prioritization, and remediation verification. Instead of checking a system…
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Vulnerability management programs generate more findings than most teams can act on. Penetration testing addresses a specific part of that problem: it verifies which…
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Security teams deploy a lot of technology: firewalls, endpoint protection, SIEM platforms, identity controls, cloud security tools, vulnerability management systems. Deploying a tool is…
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Security teams rarely lack vulnerability data. The harder problem is deciding which exposures can be used by an attacker, which controls would interrupt the…
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Automated scanning tools can identify thousands of potential weaknesses across an organization's infrastructure, applications, and code in a matter of hours. But identifying a…
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