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#5 Pentesting with Ralf Reinhardt
Brief overview about the topics of episode #5:
00:49-05:31: Introduction
05:32-13:27: Penetration testing, Red Teaming, Vulnerability Scanning and their differences
13:28-18:53: Advantages of pentesting
18:54-23:43: Headline of the week: Only one in two companies has a contingency plan for cyberattacks by Security Insider.
23:44-28:09: Development of pentesting and incident response
28:10-36:57: Recommendations for responding to ransomware attacks
36:57-43:50: Role of regulations to improve cyber resilience on a European level
43:51-44:48: Outro
More information about the headline of the week:
According to a representative study commissioned by the digital association Bitkom, only 54 percent of German companies from all industries have a contingency plan in case of a cyberattack.
According to the study, larger companies are better prepared, but there is still an overall backlog concerning cybersecurity and the employee’s awareness. For example, only six in ten companies conduct regular training on security topics and there is still rather little intention to increase this number.
For further information about SOCWISE please visit https://socwise.eu/de/.
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By Gergely LeskuBrief overview about the topics of episode #5:
00:49-05:31: Introduction
05:32-13:27: Penetration testing, Red Teaming, Vulnerability Scanning and their differences
13:28-18:53: Advantages of pentesting
18:54-23:43: Headline of the week: Only one in two companies has a contingency plan for cyberattacks by Security Insider.
23:44-28:09: Development of pentesting and incident response
28:10-36:57: Recommendations for responding to ransomware attacks
36:57-43:50: Role of regulations to improve cyber resilience on a European level
43:51-44:48: Outro
More information about the headline of the week:
According to a representative study commissioned by the digital association Bitkom, only 54 percent of German companies from all industries have a contingency plan in case of a cyberattack.
According to the study, larger companies are better prepared, but there is still an overall backlog concerning cybersecurity and the employee’s awareness. For example, only six in ten companies conduct regular training on security topics and there is still rather little intention to increase this number.
For further information about SOCWISE please visit https://socwise.eu/de/.
Podcast powered by Maisberger