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With recent cybersecurity attacks like WannaCry making international headlines, it may be time to revisit your organization’s cybersecurity policies. No matter your size, all organizations should regularly check their network and systems for vulnerabilities that can allow outsiders to have access to your critical data.
There are two methodologies to do this – Vulnerability Scanning and Penetration Testing.
For more information, please go to the recent article, “Does your business need a Vulnerability Scan or a Penetration Test? Here’s how to tell.” by Andrew Hamilton, CTO of Cybriant.
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