A standard business penetration testing process consists of seven key steps: Scope, Information, Assessment, Exploitation, Clean Up, Briefing, and Re-testing.

This article explores the unique aspects of the software development process for startups. We will also go over the different stages involved in building a product.

This blog discusses how startups can address security at different stages of growth, including recommendations on when to hire their first security personnel.

There are affordable ways to protect your startup without needing a large budget. Let's explore cost-effective security measures for early-stage businesses.

A vendor security assessment is the process of reviewing a third-party vendor’s capability to protect sensitive data and reduce risks that may result from potential exposure.

Risk mitigation does not eliminate threats but addresses unavoidable ones and lessens their impact. This can involve preparing for events like natural disasters.

Preparing a 510(k) can be complex, and the FDA has strict guidelines for the submission process. While some companies manage the process independently, expert guidance often improves outcomes.

DICOM enables the flexible and reliable exchange of medical images and information, but it also presents specific security challenges. This article explains different security aspects of DICOM files, highlighting the importance of implementing strong protective measures.

Compliance with ISO/IEC 27001:2022 is a valuable initial step toward improving security and compliance. This article explains ISO 27001 compliance, its importance, key components (controls), and how it contributes to overall security.

Although not mandatory for a SOC 2 audit, conducting penetration testing can be highly beneficial to represent a company's security plan and efficiency.

Different types of security controls include administrative, technical, physical, detective, and preventive measures. Let's take a closer look at each of these controls and see how they work with real-life examples.

A Cybersecurity Incident Response Plan is a document that provides guidance to IT and cybersecurity professionals on how to address a significant security issue effectively.