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Your organization might have many cybersecurity defenses in place, but defenses alone are not enough to protect you from today’s multi-faceted cyberattacks. Proactively adding a layer of offensive security assessment and testing helps you pinpoint your system weaknesses before they are exploited. Proactive security measures help you stay ahead of attackers by:
Welcome to Core Impact Training 101. This training is designed to give you an in-depth overview of this tool’s powerful pen testing features and provides a wealth of information that can add to your skillset. There is something for everyone in this training, from new security team members just starting to implement pen testing, to the battle-hardened cybersecurity veterans that can further enhance assessments with advanced techniques, tips, and tricks.
One of Core Impact’s most valuable features is its certified exploit library. Fortra’s Core Security has a team of expert exploit writers that conduct research, evaluating and prioritizing the most relevant vulnerabilities in order to update the library with critical and useful exploits.
More than 90% of companies worldwide have faced at least one cyber attack*. Given those odds, the question isn't if you'll be targeted by an attack, but rather will the attack be successful?
Proactive security uses a combination of offensive security and application security to:
Recently, Core Security released the 2024 Penetration Testing Report, which shares the results from an annual survey of cybersecurity professionals on their experiences with offensive security strategies and solutions.
Recently, Core Security released the 2024 Penetration Testing Report, which shares the results from an annual survey of cybersecurity professionals on their experiences with offensive security strategies and solutions. In this series, we’ll take a deeper dive into some of the most noteworthy findings from the survey, with expert insights from Fortra’s CISO, Chris Reffkin, and Lead Product Manager for Infrastructure Protection, Pablo Zurro.
Do you know the difference between internal pen tests, external pen tests, and wireless pen tests? It matters.
Recently, Core Security released the 2024 Penetration Testing Report, which shares the results from an annual survey of cybersecurity professionals on their experiences with offensive security strategies and solutions.
The Core Impact Reports have been modernized, with data reviewed to improve its actionability and user friendliness.
Cybersecurity budgets are beginning to get cut across the country, and organizations are faced with tough choices about what should stay and what should go. As security budgets face extra scrutiny and potential cuts, it’s critical to evaluate the cost and benefits of each security practice. It can be difficult to define the value of proactive security solutions like pen testing, as a precise ROI is hard to determine. After all, how does one quantify attacks that were prevented?