Pentesting & Vulnerability Management

How the targeted remediation of critical vulnerabilities strengthens IT and enhances organizational resilience against cyber attacks.

Attackers need entry points to succeed—whether it’s vulnerabilities in software, misconfigurations, weak passwords, or a partner (e.g., a supplier or service provider). From experience, we know that with limited resources, it’s nearly impossible to close all gaps in a complex IT landscape. Hacking is often treated as a "business." Therefore, it is crucial to identify and close critical vulnerabilities before hackers can exploit them. It should be made as difficult as possible for an attacker, ultimately destroying their business case.

Learn how to identify the truly relevant vulnerabilities from an attacker’s perspective and how automation can help in addressing them.

Key topics for identifying and closing Vulnerabilities

Autonomous penetration testing

Autonomous penetration tests combine human expertise with the advantages of AI to continuously identify security gaps and derive targeted, risk-based measures that address vulnerabilities early, before attackers can exploit them.

Vulnerability management for software products

It is crucial to identify vulnerabilities in software components and quickly remediate them based on their criticality, with automation enabling efficient prioritization and swift resolution.

Vulnerability management in in-house development

Effective vulnerability management for custom developments ensures that known vulnerabilities in open-source libraries and proprietary code are quickly identified and remediated, focusing on critical gaps without compromising the functionality of the application.

Reporting and control

Addressing vulnerabilities requires risk-based prioritization and continuous process optimization, with metrics such as the number of open vulnerabilities and remediation time providing valuable insights into the efficiency of security measures and serving as proof for management.

Compliance

Regulations like DORA and NIS2 establish new cybersecurity standards, requiring organizations to not only address vulnerabilities but also offering the opportunity to strengthen their security culture and gain long-term competitive advantages.

E-Mail Security

Organisationen sollten KI-gestützte Technologien einsetzen, um täuschend echte Phishing-E-Mails zu erkennen, denn Cyberkriminelle nutzen zunehmend künstliche Intelligenz, um herkömmliche Schutzmassnahmen zu umgehen und Mitarbeiter zu täuschen.

Compliance

Regulierungen wie der Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) setzen neue Standards für Cybersicherheit und bieten Organisationen die Möglichkeit, ihre Sicherheitskultur zu stärken und sich Wettbewerbsvorteile zu sichern, während sie gleichzeitig die regulatorischen Anforderungen erfüllen.

Your steps to Success

Thanks to our extensive experience with projects for clients of all sizes and industries, we know how to identify and remediate the truly critical vulnerabilities, even in large and complex IT environments. Let’s work together to ensure that attackers quickly lose motivation and are made to face the toughest challenges possible.

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