by cyver | Jun 20, 2023 | Blog
You Need Vulnerability Findings as Tickets Traditional pentesting involves requesting a one-off pentest from an ethical hacker or team, waiting for the assessment to finish, and then receiving a pentest report. For many organizations, that means receiving a PDF file...
by cyver | May 16, 2023 | Blog
The traditional pentest is delivered as a one-off service, where the pentester comes in to assess risks in your environment, delivers a report with those vulnerabilities listed, and then you likely never hear from them again. Chances are, the next time you need a...
by cyver | Apr 11, 2023 | Blog
If you’re operating a business with access to information via DigiD, your business is required to maintain DigiD compliance. That means passing an annual ENSIA audit for the DIgiD framework – which includes a pentest and an on-site audit to assess compliance with the...
by cyver | Mar 21, 2023 | Blog
Every business that supports DigiD login or access to its systems and infrastructure is required to complete a DigiD audit following NOREA and VNG (ENSIA for DigiD) guidelines. This often means thousands of businesses approaching auditors, with the goal to submit the...
by cyver | Dec 26, 2022 | Blog
What is Agile Pentesting and Should You Integrate It into Cybersecurity For many organizations, pentests are large-scale investigations into the cybersecurity of their assets, with scopes often encompassing every IP address and server they have. While that approach is...
by cyver | Nov 29, 2022 | Blog
As proactive cybersecurity measures become more and more important, businesses are increasingly looking to pentest-as-a-service. If you’re just looking into pentest-as-a-service, you probably want to know why you’d want it over “standard” pentesting,...
