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Did They Lose Their Keys? A Black Box Pentest Adventure
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The Human Firewall: Why Your Team is Your Best Defence Against Cyber Attacks (Part 1)
Despite significant investment in technical controls, people remain one of the most important and most targeted elements of cybersecurity. This article explores how attackers exploit human behaviour and why building a “human firewall” through awareness and training is critical to reducing organisational risk.
A Pentest Adventure: From Shells to Access Cards
Physical security weaknesses such as unattended access cards, shared credentials and unmonitored entry points can provide attackers with direct access to environments. This article explores how physical and identity security gaps are often overlooked in cyber defence strategies.
Did you forget your Cat? Tom?
Legacy and forgotten systems often remain exposed long after they are no longer actively managed or monitored. This article explores how overlooked infrastructure can introduce security risks and why asset visibility is critical to maintaining a secure environment.
Did They Lose Their Keys? A Black Box Pentest Adventure
API keys and credentials are increasingly exposed across code repositories, SaaS tools and collaboration platforms, creating opportunities for unauthorised access and data exposure. This article explores how leaked or forgotten credentials become a critical security risk in modern environments.
A Tale of Burgers and Broken Security
Small misconfigurations and overlooked weaknesses can combine to create unexpected security exposure in real-world environments. This article uses a practical example to explore how seemingly minor issues can escalate into meaningful security risk.
The Problem with One-Size-Fits-All Cybersecurity (Podcast)
A “one size fits all” approach to cybersecurity often fails to address the unique risks, systems and operating environments of different organisations. This article explores why security strategies must be tailored to organisational context to be effective.