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Penetration Testing the SearchGPT: A Shield for MSMEs

Protecting MSMEs with Penetration Testing

To effectively protect MSMEs using SearchGPT, penetration testing should focus on the following areas:

SearchGPT Configuration: Ensuring optimal security settings and configurations.

Data Protection: Safeguarding sensitive data through encryption and access controls.

User Education: Raising awareness about cyber threats and best practices.

Incident Response Planning: Developing a comprehensive plan for handling security incidents.

Regular Testing: Conducting penetration tests on a regular basis to identify emerging threats.

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Unwitting Insiders: The Silent Enablers of Cyberattacks

Cyberattacks are often portrayed as complex operations launched by sophisticated criminals. While this is true, robust cybersecurity defences can thwart even the most elaborate attack plan. However, a growing threat lies within your organisation itself: accidental insiders.

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Encoded URLs: The Silent Threat Evading the Email Security

Encoded URLs represent a growing threat in the cybersecurity landscape. By understanding the risks and the value of proactive measures like pen testing, you can safeguard your organisation from sophisticated cyberattacks and ensure business continuity. Don’t wait for a security breach to expose your vulnerabilities. Take action today and fortify your defences against encoded URL attacks.

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When Trust Turns to Trouble: Unveiling the Peril of Watering Hole Attacks for C-Suite Leaders

The name “watering hole” aptly reflects the attack strategy. Attackers meticulously research and identify websites – industry publications, online forums, software download portals – frequented by their target audience.

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Form-jacking: The Silent Threat Stealing Your Customer Data and Bottom Line

Form-jacking, also known as web skimming, is a malicious technique in which cybercriminals inject skimming scripts into legitimate websites, particularly those with e-commerce functionalities.