SCHAUMBURG, Ill.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Physical penetration testing is often overlooked when it comes to security, despite a 28 percent increase in physical security incidents in both 2021 and 2022.

Most organizations think of penetration testing in terms of cybersecurity. But the truth is, many vulnerabilities come from the physical world, often easier to exploit than digital systems. Over the ...

Expertise from Forbes Councils members, operated under license. Opinions expressed are those of the author. Considering these incidents, many companies have bolstered their cybersecurity posture. That ...

Rob Enderle had a great post here on Dark Reading on the discrepancies between physical and system security and what happens when they don't match up. The problem is most companies just don't ...

Physical penetration tests are an excellent and often overlooked way to test an organization's security posture. However, they can come with serious consequences for testers if they aren't properly ...

When evaluating cybersecurity and data protection risk for our clients, the two most fundamental questions that need to be answered are: How vulnerable is our organization to active cyber threats that ...

Hacker and expert security consultant Jayson E. Street joins WIRED to answer your penetration test questions from Twitter. What does penetration testing entail? What are some of the most underrated ...

Don Lupejkis is a Solution Architect with CDW’s InfoSec Security team. His passion is helping organizations on their journey to a more secure environment. Penetration testing is a vital starting point ...

Physical penetration testing is not just about testing the locks, however, but also testing whether or not you are detected. Good physical security includes not just preventive measures like locks, ...

Why are you performing penetration tests? Whether you’re using an internal team, outside experts or a combination of the two, are you simply satisfying regulatory or audit requirements, or do you ...

Social engineering techniques are often crucial to executing penetration tests. But which methods cross the ethical line - or even venture into the dangerous territory of illegal? Social engineering ...

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