Traditionally, the Offenders (Red Team) and Defenders (Blue Team) have been considered two sides of the same security coin. While the Red team emulate an attacker exploiting a vulnerability in an organisation’s systems, the Blue team is responsible for building security controls to defend against the attackers. As both the activities are integral in improving
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Is it possible to calculate the return of investment on cybersecurity controls?Traditionally, organisations have struggled to calculate the financial losses from cyberattacks/ fraud and prioritise security investments based on Return of investment (ROI). Frameworks such as APRA CPS 234 demand regulated entities to maintain information security capability commensurate with information security vulnerabilities and threats.
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Often, when it comes to security technologies, organisations are forced to accept the “it works, just trust us” marketing copy without ever being able to validate their effectiveness within their own environment. Thus, despite knowing the security flaws, many organisations fail to detect intrusions. Offensive security testing (i.e. Penetration tests or Red Team exercises) pinpoint
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Privasec Team recently sponsored the 2019 RMIA annual conference: the premier risk conference in the Asia Pacific Region from 13th -15th November. The conference featured Risk and Resilience professionals from Asia Pacific region. Privasec’s Principal Consultant, Pablo Borges was on the panel addressing management of cyber risk.
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SecTalks will host its first live event in #Melbourne today on the topic ‘The Changing Landscape of Web Tooling: Open Source products, Tools and Techniques from 2019, and a crystal ball into 2020’. Privasec Red is proud to sponsor this SecTalk community meetup that will feature Michael S. (Codingo), Head of Researcher Enablement Bugcrowd.
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Privasec Red team has launched the fourth round of Privasec Red Hacking Challenge.
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Privasec Red team has launched the third round of Privasec Red Hacking Challenge.
Third round of Privasec Red Hacking Challenge is live Read More »
Our team has launched the first Round of the Privasec Red Hacking Challenge.
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The Privasec team are proud to be one of the sponsors for Australia’s biggest software security conference: OWASP AppSec Day 2019. The conference talks focus on techniques to build and deploy secure web and mobile applications and DevSecOps practices for fast agile software delivery environments.AppSecDay also marks the beginning of our Privasec Red Hacking
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Reshmi Hariharan and Zeeshan Zafar joined Privasec GRC Team in Sydney early this month.Reshmi has over six years of experience in Information Security, within domains including but not limited to Operational Security Management, Governance, Risk Management & Compliance.
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