Linux admins and security practitioners,
What if there was a way to stay one step ahead of cybercriminals by letting you identify potential server vulnerabilities in your security frameworks beforehand? Unlike traditional tests of system vulnerability, which apply across the entire system, Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS) has a more holistic approach to evaluating system security by launching a controlled attack on a specific aspect of your security infrastructure.
Today, I'll walk you through how to use Breach and Attack Simulation tools to identify and fix vulnerabilities before attackers exploit them.
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Other topics covered this week include:
- Advanced Linux security practices for professionals: We share advanced Linux security practices designed to ward off today's most dangerous cyber risks.
- Open-source vulnerability scanners: We share our favorite open-source vulnerability scanners for identifying existing loopholes and weaknesses that can be resolved through security patching and other defensive measures.
Yours in Open Source,
Comprehensive Security Validation and Breach and Attack Simulation for Linux
Cybersecurity threats are becoming more imminent daily in today's fast-paced digital landscape. In 2023, there were 2365 cybersecurity attacks, an increase of 72% from 2021. These attacks are also becoming more sophisticated daily, making traditional security measures inadequate. Admins and companies must resort to more advanced security methods to prevent the loss of sensitive data and operational disruption due to security threats. We explore using Breach and Attack simulations (BAS), a cutting-edge cybersecurity technique, to protect your organization from cybersecurity threats. |
Navigating the Cybersecurity Maze: Advanced Linux Security Practices for Professionals
As cyber threats rapidly advance, Linux administrators and InfoSec professionals are essential defenders against increasingly sophisticated threats. Protectors of critical infrastructure and sensitive data, these experts must implement a wide array of security practices designed specifically to their unique challenges. To help you navigate the modern 'cybersecurity maze,' we share advanced Linux security practices designed to ward off today's most dangerous cyber risks. |
Open Source Vulnerability Assessment Tools & Scanners
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Computer systems, software, applications, and other interfaces are vulnerable to network security threats. Failure to find these cybersecurity vulnerabilities can lead to the downfall of a company. Therefore, businesses must utilize vulnerability scanners regularly within their systems and servers to identify existing loopholes and weaknesses that can be resolved through security patching. We share our favorite
