Cyver Core Updates

The pentest report is still the culmination of work for many pentesters. While “just” a document, it’s what many organizations pay for. And, while more and more organizations are moving away from using pentest reports to remediate vulnerabilities and towards using...

While more and more organizations are using pentests to ensure cybersecurity, it’s still very common to test for compliance reasons. When that happens, pentesters must align the pentest report with the compliance norm, usually mapping vulnerability findings to the...

Security is important to Cyver Core, to its customers, and to their clients. From day 1, Cyver has invested in secure-by-design standards and followed industry best practices to ensure we offer every reasonable cybersecurity precaution to our clients.  Now, we’ve...

For many organizations, on premise infrastructure has historically offered security, customization, and control of the software. Today, that’s changing, as 92% of IT professionals use cloud solutions for some or all of their organization’s tooling needs. That shift to...

For many pentesters, the work of investigation, hacking, and scanning sites is only part of the job of a pentest. After, you still have to collate data into findings, share information from vulnerability libraries, and add everything together into a pentest report....

More than 4,100 publicly disclosed hacks and breaches happened in 2022, leading to roughly 22 billion records being exposed or stolen. That’s up significantly from 2021, where some 1,243 major security incidents were reported. Of course, those numbers reflect public...

For many pentesters, project management is put on the back burner. Pentesters and even pentest teams work using email, phone calls for onboarding, and Excel files to keep track of which pentests are being performed and when. In some cases, that lack of project...