What does vulnerability scanning do? Vulnerability scanning is the process of scanning software and systems for known vulnerabilities. A vulnerability scanner will maintain and refer to a massive database of known vulnerabilities in order to compare and classify...
Chief information security officers (CISOs) are in high demand, and good ones are expensive and difficult to find. Following a rash of high-profile data breaches, and knowing that such breaches have far-reaching consequences that are far more costly than the cost of...
Penetration testing and vulnerability scanning are often confused as the same service. This leads to business owners purchasing one when they really need the other. Below, we will outline the differences between the two to help better your understanding and ascertain which service your business requires.
Unity Metrix Unity Metrix are a company formed of IT and security professionals who have been in the business a very long time. We live by the tenets of honesty, integrity and helpfulness and deliver services that align with those tenets.
Cyber Essentials Service Cyber essentials is a great way to prove to your customers that you take your data security seriously and is a great ‘badge of honour’ to display. Unity Metrix is an IASME accredited Certification Body for Cyber Essentials We can help to:...
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How Acunetix Works Acunetix works in the following manner: Acunetix DeepScan analyses the entire website by following all the links on the site, including links which are dynamically constructed using JavaScript, and links found in robots.txt and sitemap.xml (if...
Do I need a penetration test? If you have a website that takes information about users… If you have a website that takes credit cards… If you have an internal system that shares personal information with external bodies… If you develop systems that will hold personal...
Penetration testing is required for two main reasons: Everyone makes mistakes! In Microsoft Windows for instance there are over a 50 million lines of code, there are definitely going to be mistakes, and some can be costly. Hackers actively look for those mistakes....
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