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Uncover the many ways in which your organization can grow with Core Impact with a live demonstration.
Your live demo will include:
Uncover the many ways in which your organization can grow with Core Impact with a live demonstration.
Your live demo will include:
Bad actors out there are one step away from reaching sensitive data. You should be well versed on what you can do to protect your government agency and the communities you are serving. Read the guide to start learning about common hacking methods and how to thwart attacks from them.
Bad actors are one step away from reaching sensitive data. Learn what you can do to protect your federal agency, common hacking methods, and how to thwart attacks from them.
Pen testing is a security strategy in which ethical hackers assess an environment’s security posture by exploiting weaknesses, simulating what would happen if an organization was hit with a real-world attack. These tests provide organizations with invaluable information that can be a roadmap to remediation.
Penetration testing has become one of the best ways to test an organization’s resilience against malicious attackers—using their own tactics to help build a better security posture. Now that pen testing is increasingly standardized and typically a core element of security risk management program, how is it utilized by organizations of different size and industry? A global survey was recently conducted by Core Security, a Fortra Company which looked at the usage and perception of pen testing teams, services, and tools.
Paul Asadoorian and Matt Alderman of Security Weekly join Core Security cybersecurity experts for a live demonstration of Core Impact.
Core Impact version 19.1 has new functionality for web applications testing, along with enhancements made to all other attack vectors. Additionally, updates have been made to local information gathering modules, as well as libraries and embedded features.
The video below highlights the other new features for performing penetration tests.
Phishing has been around almost as long as the Internet. While some attempts can be spotted a mile away, others have grown increasingly sophisticated. Even the best enterprise spam filters can’t catch every malicious communication. Unfortunately, a single careless click from an employee can have devastating consequences for the entire organization.
But what’s the best way to improve employee awareness?
In this webinar, we’ll show you tips and tricks from an experienced pen tester and user of Core Impact.
Can you count to six? If so, you too could be a Pen Tester.
Start watching now to learn the six fundamental steps of running a network penetration test.