7 Penetration Testing Best Practices for Small Businesses
You’re a small business with limited resources. How much time do you have to devote to such a complex task?
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Penetration testing helps ensure that your product is only used in the way you intended, no matter the intent of the user.
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If a web application attack can happen to giant companies like Casio, it can surely happen to your web apps too.
Based on our experience running pen tests for our clients, the average pen test takes 2 to 4 weeks to complete.
I have recently re-visited my builds of a dropbox I use for remotely testing internal networks, and I found great success in going back and rebuilding these devices from the ground up.
It’s 2024, and for some reason, many businesses still underestimate the likelihood of an attack on their web apps.
A surprise they weren’t prepared for, and in hindsight, they’ll tell you that they wish they had prepared.